Anthony Gangolfo
FEATURED PROPERTY
Featured Property
New Jersey Ave.
Bellport Village, NY 11713
$485,000.00



Old Purchase Properties

Anthony Gandolfo
Tel: 631-286-2424
  Cell: 917-975-5646
Fax:631-286-0125
anthonyg@oldpurchase.com
Anthony Gandolfo, A licensed Real Estate Salesperson with Old Purchase Properties, offers a full range of real estate services.  If you are purchasing a home, from waterfront estates to that quaint little cottage or somewhere in between, working with Anthony you'll be assured honesty, professionalism and discretion.  If you are selling a property lets face it, exposure is a key ingredient in the successful sale of your home.  Choosing to list with Anthony Gandolfo you can be confident in a knowledgeable and current marketing approach.  Whether purchasing or selling, Anthony Gandolfo is your premier connection to the Bellport, Brookhaven Hamlet and East Patchogue area.

Little Charmer

It’s no wonder people love living in Bellport, with its beaches and stunning views of Bellport Bay . Take a ferry across to Fire Island , play a round of 18 holes on the manicured waterfront golf course, enjoy the local country club, or meet down-to-earth local residents (numbering a grand total of 2,900). Combine all this with the proximity to Manhattan and it should come as no surprise that some famous names grace the town’s register.

It only takes a short stroll down Main Street to fall captive to the town’s charm. One look at the sign for “Village Silversmith” and you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. You’ll find old-fashioned streetlamps, the “town clock,” quaint antiques stores, cafes, and adorable restaurants, and oh, let’s not forget a must for every small town: a fun variety store. Combine this with the more modern goings-on, such as art galleries, ultra-cool eateries on the outskirts of town (our favorite: Painters), and quality musical theatre at the Gateway Playhouse, and you’ve got a winning combo.

Bellport’s history is as charming as the town. The land where Bellport Village now sits was purchased from the Unkechogue Indians in 1664, while the Village was established in the early 1800s. An interesting aside: on July 4, 1980 , the National Register of Historic Places added over 80 houses from the Village!

Quiet, quaint, and steady, Bellport Village is especially appealing to Manhattanites wanting to be near the water but wanting to keep travel time at a minimum. But whether you’re from the city or simply looking for a great small town, Bellport Village is one great place to consider calling your home.

By Diane Roncone
-Homes of the Hamptons 2008

Offering subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change of price with or without notice. All facts stated should be
independently verified by prospective purchaser.
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