Real Estate
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Amid the pandemic, some Long Islanders are spending more time in their garage, which they have rid of cars and clutter, and transformed into a space pursue their interests, joys or livelihoods.
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"It's a stunning home that is sculpted into the land in such a way that it embraces the landscape," a listing agent said.
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The 1,850-square-foot home also has a family room, eat-in kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and sits on a 0.62-acre lot close to Goose Creek Beach and Cedar Beach.
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Even with those limited tools, there are ways to make your first apartment shine and feel like home practically from the start.
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A 0.34-acre parcel, the double lot features a renovated, 3,215-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath Colonial home that dates back to 1848, plus an additional 54.7-by-135-foot lot.
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The eclectic architecture gives buyers options when searching for homes, whether those built in the 1800s or new construction, an agent says.
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Single-family homes asking $1 million or more saw a 151% annual jump in contracts signed last month compared to July 2019.
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Experts say the pandemic is creating higher demand — and some bidding wars — for North Fork properties.
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A 1983 story in Family Handyman Magazine noted that Don Lubov used the dimensions of a molecule as an inspiration for the home.
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Besides disinfecting counters, scrubbing grout and mopping floors, there's one more secret photo-ready homes hide — the styling tricks for a neat and tidy look.
