Check out a four-bedroom home in North Bellmore, New York, and a three-bedroom property in Sherman, Connecticut in this week’s featured properties.
Nassau | 1974 Monroe Avenue, North Bellmore, N.Y.
This stunning four-bedroom, three-bath brick house in North Bellmore, N.Y., was built in 2016 and offers a luxurious living experience. The house features an elegant entry foyer, a cozy wood-burning fireplace, a den for relaxation, a formal dining room for entertaining guests, and an eat-in kitchen with imported Italian Carrara marble countertops, double sinks, and dishwashers. The primary bedroom is a true retreat with a gas fireplace and a balcony overlooking the property. Other highlights include a laundry room, a swimming pool, a hot tub, a covered patio, and an attached garage, all situated on a spacious 0.21-acre lot. For more information, contact Judith Marino of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty at 516-353-6223 or visit danielgale.com.
Costs:
– Taxes: $24,212 a year
Pros:
– Fenced backyard for privacy
– Custom moldings and design details throughout
Cons:
– Unfinished basement
– Non-heated in-ground swimming pool
Fairfield | 34 Spring Lake Road, Sherman, Conn.
Located in Sherman, Conn., this charming three-bedroom, three-bath home offers 4,682 square feet of living space on a picturesque 17.76-acre double lot. Built in 1989, the house boasts high ceilings, hardwood and stone floors, a kitchen with a breakfast nook and pantry, a formal dining room, a living room with a fireplace and French doors, and a first-floor en suite primary bedroom with a fireplace and a newly renovated radiant-heated bathroom. The property also features an expansive art studio with two-story windows, a library with floor-to-ceiling windows, a pond, a stream, a meditation garden, and a two-car attached garage. For more details, contact Rebecca Ward at 860-309-3464 or visit williampitt.com.
Costs:
– Taxes: $9,094 a year ($7,751 for the 11-acre lot with the house and $1,343 for the 6.76-acre undeveloped lot)
Pros:
– Opportunity to sell the undeveloped lot
– Property borders a wildlife sanctuary and the Naromi Land Trust
– Low property taxes
Cons:
– Long commute to New York City (over two hours)
Please note that due to the fast-moving real estate market, some properties mentioned in this article may no longer be available at the time of publication.
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In conclusion, these two exceptional properties in North Bellmore, N.Y., and Sherman, Conn., offer unique features and amenities for discerning buyers. Whether you’re looking for a modern brick house with a pool or a serene country retreat with acreage, these homes provide a glimpse into the diverse real estate offerings in the region. Contact the listing agents for more information and to schedule a viewing of these remarkable properties.
Source: The NY Times
