<p>Yes, the owners of the three-bedroom house on Mecox Bay will throw in a new 26-foot Boston Whaler for their $4,999,999 asking price. The property comes with a private 140-foot walkway and dock. It is one of several Long Island properties with docks on the market. Read about them <a href="http://www.newsday.com/classifieds/real-estate/five-homes-where-you-can-live-the-boating-life-1.1974566">here</a>.</p>

Yes, the owners of the three-bedroom house on Mecox Bay will throw in a new 26-foot Boston Whaler for their $4,999,999 asking price. The property comes with a private 140-foot walkway and dock. It is one of several Long Island properties with docks on the market. Read about them here.

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