If you want a house for $430,000

LAUREL

4065 Peconic Bay Blvd.

Backing up to the  Laurel Links Country Club, this seven-room ranch is on almost a half-acre. The setting is parklike, says the agent, noting the landscape includes about 120 feet of slate walls with gardens as well as other plantings.

As for the house, it features new wood floors, moldings, wainscoting and built-in shelves. The layout includes a living room, a dining room and a kitchen with new appliances.

The master bedroom is separate from the other two bedrooms. There are two full bathrooms. Utilities include gas from a street line. Amenities include beach rights and a one-car garage.

Ed Giordano, Douglas Elliman Real Estate, 631-298-6131

MASSAPEQUA

66 Ohio Ave.

Set on a 80-by-100-foot lot, this five-bedroom expanded Cape is great for a large or extended family, says the listing agent.

The house features two updated bathrooms and a new gas heating system, as well as wood floors, moldings and a fireplace.

Amenities include a full basement, deck and detached two-car garage. Since the house is located north of Sunrise Highway, it does not require flood insurance. It did not sustain any water damage from superstorm Sandy.

Heidi Fehn, Ed McNulty Realty, 516-825-7653

OCEANSIDE

279 Oceanside Pkwy.

Unaffected by superstorm Sandy, this eight-room Colonial sits on a 60-by-100-foot lot within walking distance of an elementary school and Oceanside High School.

The property has a new cobblestone driveway, new pavers and a PVC fence, as well as a detached 2½-car garage. The backyard has a deck and a patio.

The house has a 5-year-old roof and updated windows. Interior features include wood floors. The layout includes a den with sliding glass doors that open to the patio, an eat-in kitchen with oak cabinets and a dining room.

Of three bedrooms, the master has a vaulted ceiling. One of the two bathrooms has a Jacuzzi and a separate shower. The laundry room is on the second floor.

Katherine Giordano, RE/MAX Shores, 516-902-7388