Why you should buy their house in Holtsville
Holtsville home owners Darlene and John Triglia in the open foyer of their home at 59 Second Ave., which is on the market for $299,999. Credit: Joseph D. Sullivan
The Triglias have owned their three-bedroom, two-bathroom home for 18 years. It is on a 40-by-100-foot fenced lot in the Patchogue-Medford School District. Darlene shares her thoughts about the house:
“I love walking into a bright, open floor plan with vaulted ceilings .?.?. that welcomes you with soothing happiness. I have a neutral color palette. When you walk in, the dining room, living room and kitchen complement and flow into each other .?.?.
"We’ve had many upgrades done professionally. We have a new kitchen with beautiful maplewood-glazed custom cabinets and granite counters and backsplash [and] five Tiffany-style pendant lights. The kitchen with vaulted ceilings overlooks the living room. The master bathroom is fully tiled, with a glass block window.
"We have new Trex decking in the back and [on] the front steps. The property has in-ground sprinklers and a security system. There’s plenty of room for entertaining [on the deck] .?.?.
"We did new windows and a new architectural roof .?.?. We have a full basement with a family room and a separate room with a hot tub. The neighborhood is private and quiet. There’s only one other house on the block .?.?."
