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NY Post
New York Post
2 Jun 2023


NextImg:North Fork frenzy: Home sales heat up on the Long Island Sound

Home sales are seesawing on the East End of Long Island.

While tony Southamptonites are watching home prices tumble, their low-key neighbors on the North Fork are seeing median prices rise more than 10% year over year to the third-highest on record, according to Douglas Elliman.

“The North Fork has been undervalued for years,” says Nicholas Planamento of Town & Country Real Estate. “Now, it’s hitting its stride, and everyone wants to participate in a North Fork lifestyle.”

He’s listing 4395 Hortons Lane in Southold, a charming farm with almost 32 acres of land — perfect for a new owner to keep horses or even launch a vineyard.

The traditional four-bedroom farmhouse has a wraparound front porch.

Sitting on 32 acres in Southold, 4395 Hortons Lane is asking $4 million.
A dining area inside the home.
Pull up a chair and enjoy all of those surrounding blueberries.
A bedroom inside the home.
One of the farmhouse’s four bedrooms.

There are also barns on-site, plus roughly 40,000 blueberry bushes that produce bushels of berries each summer. It’s on the market asking $4 million.

On the bluffs looking over the Long Island Sound, 34 Waterview Court in Riverhead sold a decade ago for $1 million. Today, it’s asking just under $3 million.

With 2.5 acres situated on a small road sandwiched between a farm stand and a vineyard, the 4,100-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bathroom house has a pool and pool house.

Exterior of 34 Waterview Court.
Overlooking Long Island Sound, 34 Waterview Court is asking just under $3 million.
Interior of the home's living room with a fireplace.
There’s 4,100 square feet inside the Riverhead home.
Interior of the home's kitchen.
A windowed kitchen area.

It’s listed with Frank Malagon of Town & Country Real Estate.

But drive out to the tip of the island for something really stately.

At 1790 Grandview Drive in Orient, a 3,900-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom house — which sits on a hill overlooking the Sound, just 25 steps above the water — is on market for $3.8 million in the Grandview Estates community.

Aerial of 1790 Grandview Drive.
In Orient, NY, 1790 Grandview Drive is asking $3.8 million.
Interior of a living room in the home with a fireplace.
The home boasts 3,900 square feet of living space.

“There were less than 20 luxury homes asking over $3 million on the North Fork, and eight sold in the last six months,” notes broker Rita Rooney of Douglas Elliman, who is working with colleague Paul Loeb on the Grandview Estates listing.

“It’s become obvious that buyers who would have previously been on the South Fork are migrating north. [It] has so much to offer with significantly lower prices and a lot less traffic — it’s totally been discovered.”