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This meticulously maintained Victorian-style home boasts all the desirable amenities of new construction within a timeless old-fashioned aesthetic. (more…)
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The former Porto Bello restaurant on Route 48 in Mattituck is being turned into North Fork Roadhouse. (Credit: Rachel Siford)
For nearly a decade, the former Porto Bello restaurant building on Route 48 in Mattituck has sat empty, its facade hidden by overgrown vines.
The 5,000-square-foot building will soon be revived as a tasting room-style establishment known as the North Fork Roadhouse. READ
One has to wonder if Gabriella Macari, daughter of owners Joe and Alexandra Macari, knew how popular Horses, Macari Vineyards’ sparkling cabernet franc rosé, would be when she first asked her dad for some cabernet franc grapes to devote to it. (more…)
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This stunning custom-built estate in Mattituck has it all at a touch of a button.
The waterfront four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home has fully integrated systems that manage everything from the lights to the sound system through iPads for wireless control and monitoring. All that is left to do is enjoy the meticulously landscaped gardens and panoramic water views.
“Everything was done to perfection,” said listing agent Susan Orioli of NOFO Real Estate LLC. “It has a little something for everyone — for the boater, for the entertainer or someone who wants to get away for an easy relaxing weekend.” (more…)
A bird’s eye view of Mattituck. (Credit: David Benthal)
If we were to pick one word to describe Mattituck, it would have to be “central.”
Located on the western edge of Southold Town, it’s positioned at the center of the North Fork.
But liked a baked apple pie you might pick up at a local farm stand, the hamlet itself is elevated by all the good stuff in the middle. READ
EAsT on Main opened in the former Four Doors Down after six months of renovations. (Credit: Krysten Massa)
Eat like a farmer. Drink like sailor. That’s the motto at the newly opened EAst on Main, where diners can stop in for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night eats seven days per week. (more…)
Ryan, left, Jeff and Re Strong walk the dock at their marina in Mattituck Inlet. (Credit: Randee Daddona)
Along Mattituck Inlet, on a dock lined with boats of all kinds, Jeff, Re and Ryan Strong stop and wave to each captain passing by. They stop and chat with the boaters and keep a close eye out to make sure the slips are clear of any floating debris.
For more than 70 years, the Strong family has helped cultivate a community of recreational boaters on the North Fork and beyond. (more…)
