Real Estate
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Mayor John Valdini says the village board is concerned about maintaining or restoring historical infrastructure such as the gazebos, bridges and the cascade.
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The six-bedroom home, which has dramatic, panoramic views and 170 feet of oceanfront on the Atlantic Ocean and over 500 feet on Shinnecock Bay, sold below the $30 million asking price.
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There's been a late summer scramble among college-bound Long Islanders to create personal learning spaces akin to the dorms they were looking forward to living in.
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The 2012 house has antique elements such as nine-foot ceilings, original millwork from older estates, wide plank elm wood floors and a 300-year-old chestnut fireplace from Normandy.
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Built in 1927, the house is sits on a 0.21-acre lot and has gas cooking and refinished wood flooring.
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The home, which is the last lot on the street, has updated appliances, a washer/dryer, oil tank, shed, in-ground sprinklers and a sunroom.
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Whether you're thinking about a minor refresh or a total renovation, you'll find inspiration for your interior design update.
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The village was one of ten communities in the state to receive a $10 million grant four years ago for downtown revitalization.
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Located in Oak Hills, a year-round community on the Long Island Sound, the heated cottage has two bedrooms, one bathroom and a wood-paneled ceiling in the kitchen.
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Short sales will likely be on the rise as a result of COVID-related job losses, a local real estate investor, broker and attorney predicts.
