Real Estate

The five-bedroom, three-bath home had been boarded up and abandoned for at least 10 years, says owner Caroline Bassal.
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Coram residents have the benefit of living in a country-like setting, with easy access to Routes 112 and 25, as well as the LIRR station in Ronkonkoma, a councilman says.
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The 1946 house has a pantry, shed and partially finished full basement with laundry for lots of storage space.
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The coveted lifestyle comes with a price for the 300 or so year-round residents: They are barred from driving during the high season, when the population swells to about 15,000; and driving permits are hard to come by.
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The house has a deep back yard, detached one-car garage, basement and attic for lots of storage.
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A wood-burning stove in the foyer greets people as they enter the house with lots of windows that bring in natural light.
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The two-bathroom house on Newcomb Trail is nestled among green open space, near Panamoka Pine Barrens State Forest and Panamoka Park.
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The real estate market here is short on inventory and high on demand, with the priciest homes south of South Country Road, an agent says.
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Some homeowners are modernizing their fireplaces, converting to natural gas, propane and electric or just installing new mantels for a different look; others prefer them the old-fashioned way, chimneys and all.
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The two-story house on Main Street in East Hampton was originally owned by the Mulfords, a founding family of the village.