18 Squires Avenue, East Quogue — Home Profile
4BR ranch with pool, spa & beach access in East Quogue. Verified data, tax figures, school district details & neighborhood context — $1,695,000.
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116 6th Street, Saint James — Home Profile
Five bedrooms, four baths, and 2,800 square feet in the Smithtown Central School District — a detailed home profile for 116 6th Street, Saint James, NY 11780.
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2 Deepwells Lane, Saint James — Home Profile
A brick colonial on 1.70 private acres in the incorporated village of Head of the Harbor — 4,788 sq ft, 3-car garage, in-ground pool, and Smithtown school district. Full verified data profile.
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8 Wells Lane, Stony Brook — Home Profile
A 1908 Dutch Colonial on nearly a half-acre in the heart of Stony Brook village — verified property data, tax details, Three Village school district breakdown, and neighborhood context for 8 Wells Lane.
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5 Merlin Lane, East Setauket — Home Profile
A detailed home profile for 5 Merlin Lane, East Setauket — 4BR/2.5BA colonial in the Three Village School District with heated pool, 18-ft family room extension, and updated kitchen. Listed at $899,999.
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36 Charla Drive, Southampton — Home Profile
A detailed property profile for 36 Charla Drive, Southampton, NY — 6 beds, 6 baths, 2,400 sq ft, renovated 2021, heated pool, ,199,000. Tuckahoe schools. MLS# 818497.
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15405 Main Road, Mattituck — A 1765 Colonial, Completely Reinvented
Built in 1765 and fully renovated in 2023, this 4-bedroom Mattituck colonial on 0.71 acres combines pre-Revolutionary character with a modern chef’s kitchen, radiant heat, and low North Fork taxes. A verified property profile with tax data, school district details, and neighborhood context.
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Ready to Sell Your Home? Here’s What You Need to Know
Most Long Island sellers walk into their closing expecting a check. What they don’t expect is to watch $56,000 disappear before the wire hits their account. That’s not a worst-case number. On a $700,000 home — right around the Long Island median — total selling costs routinely land between 8% and 10% of the sale…
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Where Does Your Property Actually End? The Legal Swamp of East End Dock Rights
Buying waterfront on Long Island doesn’t automatically mean you can build a dock. Riparian rights here predate the roads. Here’s what you need to know before you close.
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The Pine Barrens Line: Selling on the Edge of Long Island’s Deepest Woods
The 1993 Pine Barrens Protection Act drew a permanent line across Long Island. If your property sits near it, your selling strategy needs to account for it.
