3 BOGO LI properties for sale
Why settle for one home when you could have two? Check out three Long Island properties that offer the potential for extra space — and income.
Port Washington: $930,000
This Port Washington property includes a cottage. Credit: Laffey Real Estate
A three-bedroom main house and two-story, one-bedroom cottage generate more than $5,000 in monthly rental income for Irina Goldverg, who has owned the 6,000-square-foot Port Washington property since 2010, she says. Tenants, she says, appreciate the fact that both structures, built in 1935 and listed together for $930,000, look and feel like stand-alone homes. “I think we all like unique, cozy, warm places, and this property is a perfect example of that,” Goldverg says. “Everyone who has lived there says they feel like they are at home.”
The listing agent is Freda Melia of Laffey Real Estate.
Patchogue: $599,000
This two-bedroom Patchogue home was built in 1935. Credit: Marylou Swan Realty
Views of Great Patchogue Lake greet visitors to a BOGO property in Patchogue, listed for $599,000 by Stephanie Bryson of Marylou Swan Realty. Owner Gloria Burton says the cottage originally served as housing for early-20th century millworkers, preceding construction of the two-bedroom main house. As she prepares to depart her home of 60 years, Burton says she will miss the neighborhood.
A separate cottage offers unobstructed views of Great Patchogue Lake. Credit: Marylou Swan Realty
“It’s walking distance to the village, two libraries, restaurants and shops,” she says. “And it’s only 20 minutes to Smith’s Point and the ocean.”
Copiague: $398,800
A house and cottage share a 11,350-square-foot lot in Copiague. Credit: All Island Estates Realty Corp.
Mike and Pat Owczarek are selling the Copiague property they have owned for the past 25 years with an asking price of $398,800. Included are a two-bedroom house and a separate one-bedroom cottage that is occupied by a long-term renter. Both structures were built circa 1920, and the property offers access to Town of Babylon beaches and numerous entertainment options, Mike Owczarek says.
The property's cottage. Credit: All Island Estates Realty Corp.
“The neighborhood is great, only a block-and-a-half from Tanner Park, where they have free concerts every Wednesday and Friday during the summer, a little restaurant with outdoor seating, and Little League, soccer and football fields.”
The listing is held by Richard Shane and Laurie Weeks of All Islands Estates Realty.
