Near airport and beaches, Woodmere is experiencing growth

Visitors enjoy North Woodmere Park, which has athletic fields and a spray park. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
A well-visited spot is Woodmere Dock, with views of the bay and surrounding marshlands, where residents can fish, birdwatch and launch boats from the ramp.

A pizza run on Broadway in Woodmere. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
Real estate agent Ronnie Gerber of Douglas Elliman Real Estate notes that Woodmere is near Kennedy Airport and is a 15-minute drive to ocean beaches.
“People have been gravitating to the suburban lifestyle much more since the pandemic, enjoying their backyards and the several parks nearby,” Gerber says. Nearby, in North Woodmere, are Grant and North Woodmere parks, with playgrounds, athletic fields, basketball and tennis courts, ice skating, pools and a golf course.

Woodmere has a mix of home styles. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
The range of home styles in Woodmere includes mostly Colonials, split-levels, and ranches, with prices starting at about $600,000 for smaller homes and reaching into the millions for larger, newly renovated homes on larger parcels. Co-op apartment buildings and some condos can be found around the hamlet as well.
In response to a proposed 280-home development on the 118-acre Woodmere Golf Club, the Town of Hempstead established a two-year building moratorium, resulting in ongoing litigation with the club.

Howie Prusack enjoys the sunshine at Woodmere Dock with his dog, Missy. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin
Most of the shops, restaurants, professional offices are on and around Broadway, notes David Friedman, president of the Hewlett-Woodmere Business Association.
“In Woodmere, there’s nothing like a Target or any kind of big box. It’s mostly independent businesses,” says Friedman.

East Chateau co-op apartments on Woodmere Boulevard. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin

Priced at $3 million, this estate-style home on Broadway features a grand double staircase. Credit: Request Tours /Chuck Danas
At 8,000 square feet, this eight-bedroom estate-style home features a grand double staircase entry, custom woodwork, a chef’s kitchen, butler’s pantry, sunroom, den with built-ins, billiard room and office space with conference area. There are six full and three half-baths and a 3,000-square-foot basement. The 0.95-acre property has a swimming pool and landscaped gardens. Taxes are $53,933. Inbal August, Douglas Elliman Real Estate, 516-621-3555.

Priced at $1.97 million, this Colonial on Bay Drive has views of Hewlett Bay. Credit: WalkthruPhoto/Jehovy Santiago
With views of Hewlett Bay, this 3,334-square-foot Colonial has five bedrooms, 4½ baths, hardwood floors, a kitchen with double ovens, a sunroom, staircase with custom iron railing, and finished basement. The ½-acre property has a four-car garage and a large porcelain-tiled patio with outdoor kitchen. Taxes are $26,890. Kamy Roditi, Kaya Homes, 516-464-8500.

Priced at $1.025 million, this updated Victorian on Brower Avenue has a kosher eat-in kitchen. Credit: Homedia Group /Steven Bababekov
Built in 1898, this 2,900-square-foot four-bedroom, 3½-bathroom updated Victorian has hardwood floors, kosher kitchen with granite counters, two-toned wood cabinets, radiant-heated floor and pantry, primary suite with radiant-heated bathroom, a finished attic with a bathroom, and waterproofed, unfinished basement. The 0.21-acre property has a new patio and Trex front porch. Taxes are $23,661. Ronnie Gerber, Douglas Elliman Real Estate, 516-623-4500.
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