The 7 Most Outrageous Pools in the Hamptons

Can’t decide between a pool, a fountain and an abstract decorative sculpture? Throw down $33 million and you’ll get three for the price of one. (A massive mansion is also included, but with a backyard like this, you’ll probably never go inside anyway.)

The eternal struggle: You want to go swimming, but you’re way too comfy on your lounge chair to actually get up. Problem solved--this pool has a giant lounging shelf, so you can sip your mai tai and read a book with your legs in the water. It’s multitasking at its finest.

Why trek to a Turkish bath when you could have your own spa in the backyard? This hot tub and ice-cold plunge pool are built right next to each other, so you can jump straight from one to the other. Bye, toxins.

This picturesque backyard oasis could be your new happy place. (You just need to come up with $17 million. But that’s a small detail, NBD.)

Drop $35 million and you could have stone dragons guarding your pool, too.

This long, narrow pool is built on the second floor of this Amagansett home to take full advantage of the ocean view over the dunes. Sunset laps, anyone?

Don’t let the weather ruin your weekend. Hedge your bets by living on the beach and building both indoor and outdoor pools in your $27 million mansion. It’s the best investment you’ll ever make.