This is one of the cheapest homes in the Hamptons

Why pay $20,000 for a July getaway on the East End of Long Island when you can call it your own home for $275,000? 

A trailer on the southwestern corner of Southampton offers an unbeatable deal out east. The two-bedroom, 1.5-bath mobile home offers easy access to the same Westhampton beaches frequented by Adam Sandler and Maria Bartiromo for less than $300,000. 

And that asking price makes it one of the cheapest residences now for sale in the notoriously pricey region, according to the OutEast listings portal.

The 952-square-foot home in Speonk boasts a new roof, new floors, new walls and new windows, according to listing materials. Lydia Gilk of Douglas Elliman holds the listing.

Signs of trendy upgrades can be found throughout the modest space, from subway tiling in the bathroom shower to marbled countertops in the kitchen.

While addresses in Speonk lack the cachet of more easterly plots, residents there can enjoy beachside perks without having to brave Eastbound bottleneck traffic.

The mobile home is little more than a 10 minutes from Westhampton’s popular Rogers Beach, and a 20-minute drive to Pike’s Beach and Cupsogue Beach. Vacationers can rely upon a less than two hour drive from the city and easy access to Speonk’s LIRR stop.

The hamlet of Speonk, once the domain of cattle farmers, offers buyers a west-of-canal Hamptons lifestyle for a fraction of the cost, compared to Quogue and Hampton Bays — and especially the traditionally tony towns east of the canal, such as Bridgehampton. 

Similarly pint-sized homes in nearby Westhampton start around the $1 million mark on Out East, and rentals for July through Labor Day go for $20,000 or more. 

The single-wide is one of two mobile homes publicly listed for sale in the Speonk Mobile Home Park. The second, priced at just $185,000, appears unrenovated since 1999. 

The trailer park life is gaining traction throughout the Hamptons, as the supply of high-quality, modern rentals remains low and summertime demand stays high. The pre-fab lifestyle along the Long Island coast offers a dramatic array of price points, from aging single-wides selling for $185,000 in Westhampton Beach to custom-built surf shacks worth millions in Montauk.