Living on the North Fork can be a tantalizing proposition, with its historic villages, farm-to-table (and other!) restaurants, iconic farms and close proximity to the water. Whether you’re looking for a house to put down roots, a second family home or a weekend getaway, there is plenty to choose from.
Here are five open houses scheduled for this weekend on the North Fork, ranging from a shore-side family beach house for $1,495,000 to a historic Georgian estate for $3,995,000.
$1,495,000 | Jamesport
Saturday, July 19, 12 – 2 p.m.
Things to see: Price is reduced on this four-bedroom light-filled family gathering place on the shore. Private sandy beach, deck overlooking the sound, cathedral ceilings and a handsome stone fireplace.
See listing here.
$1,875,000 | Mattituck
Saturday, July 19, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Things to see: A four-bedroom, two-bath waterfront beach house with historic roots in the Camp Mineola enclave. Pluses include outdoor shower, fenced-in yard, low annual association fees and a transferable Southold Town rental permit.
See listing here.
$2,499,990 | Mattituck
Saturday, July 19, 1:30 – 3 p.m.
Things to see: Expansive and new landscaping around this newly constructed four-bedroom, three-story home. Two primary bedroom suites, two fireplaces and a swimming pool with pool house. Sleek open format chef’s kitchen.
See listing here.
$3,550,000 | Orient
Saturday, July 19, 12 – 1:30 p.m.
Things to see: A classic cedar-shingled farmhouse from 1812 with original details and lots of charm. Historic barn offers tons of potential, and the subdivided property offers other investment opportunities.
See listing here.
$3,995,000 | Southold
Saturday, July 19, 12:30 – 2 p.m.
Things to see: The former Cosden Estate is a Georgian gem, renovated, updated and tricked out with amenities such as saltwater pool and spa, chef’s kitchen, wine cellar, luxurious primary suite with spa-inspired bathroom. Lots of nice interior details such as built-in shelving and seats, skylights, French doors. Former horse stalls have been refurbished for new use.
See listing here.
