Real Estate

The house was built around a century-old barn.

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In and around Thanksgiving, Long Islanders decide to do a modern version of the fall feast.

Woodmere native Iris Dankner created the event in 2008 as a fundraiser for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

A total of seven bedrooms and four bathrooms are divided among the dwellings.

Annual property taxes are $4,499.

A stonecutter's shop was once on the property.

Nicholas Sarro heard a buzz coming from the wall of his house. It turned out to be a honey of a tale.

"We are such a small quaint village that sometimes there are no homes on the market," says a real estate agent.

These practical pieces will serve you long after the season is done.

"We've used it much more than I think most people consider a summer home," says owner Phil Stanton.