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For SaleLuxury

$4,500,000

1,500 sqft$3,000/sqft66 days on market

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Mattituck, NY 11952

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· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed

2

Beds

2

Baths

1,500

Square feet

1940

Built

Listing narrative

Description

A rare opportunity to own a piece of history on Laurel Lake, a 33 acre kettle lake located in the hamlet of Laurel just 1 1/2 miles southwest of Mattituck. The structure was originally built as a "hunting lodge" by the Beverwyck Brewing Company of Albany, NY and placed on the lake at the 1939-1940 World's Fair in Queens to promote its beer. After the fair, the structure was relocated to its new home on Laurel Lake with 126' of lake frontage. The property was extensively restored in 2019. You have to see it to believe it! No description will ever do it justice, but certainly nothing like this exists on the North Fork of Long Island. Whether you are an avid fisherman or just inclined to sit back and enjoy the wildlife the lake attracts, a world of peace, tranquility, and beauty awaits you.

Listing agent (MLS): Sheri Winter Parker · Listing brokerage (MLS): Corcoran

Property Details

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Price

$4,500,000

Beds

2 bd

Type

House

Home Size

1,500 sqft

Baths

2

Lot Size

0.91 acres

Year

1940

Status

For Sale

Days on Market

66

$ / Sqft

$3,000

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed

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Courtesy of Corcoran