Recently Sold HOME & DESIGN Now Is A Good Time To Prep

BY CHRISTY HINKO chinko@antonmediagroup.com

Long Island’s splendor comes with a side of unpredictable weather, including the looming threat of hurricanes. As the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, preparation becomes paramount for all residents of this coastal paradise.

stay connected even if separated during the storm.

Regular drills, community outreach and the dissemination of evacuation orders help keep residents informed and ready to act. Coastal communities work hand in hand with emergency services to minimize damage and safeguard lives.

Welcome to this charming Farm Ranch situated on a quiet cul-de-sac, at 5 Raymond Ct. in Sea Cliff. This home sold on Aug. 2 for $700,000. It offers the opportunity add a personal touch to make it a peaceful haven away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Boasting three bedrooms and one bathroom, this home offers ample space for comfortable living. The primary bedroom on the main floor ensures convenience and ease of access. The spacious living room features a cozy fireplace, perfect for relaxation and entertainment. The den overlooks a private backyard, providing a serene setting for outdoor gatherings and leisure activities. With an oversized 1 car garage and full basement, storage space is not an issue in this home. In addition, the property features both oil and gas heat options, offering flexibility and convenience for any heating options. This home is located close to Sea Cliff village shops, restaurants, and the village beach, providing easy access to all the amenities you need for a comfortable lifestyle. Public transportation is just minutes away, making commuting a breeze.

This remarkably renovated and restored Tudor on one of Sea Cliff’s most sought after streets, at 5 Tanglewood Ln. sold on Aug. 8 for $1,950,000. Situated on a serenely landscaped half-acre parcel and backing up to a preserve and North Shore Country Club, this special home features all of today’s modern amenities. First floor entryway welcomes you to wood tiled floors and an expansive eat-in kitchen with stone countertops, walnut cabinetry, high-end appliances, center island, wet bar, dining area and sliders to rear trex deck and views of yard. Separate den with dual-sided fireplace to outside, first floor ensuite, laundry, mud room and home office/bedroom. Upstairs master suite with gas fireplace and water views, dressing room and master bath. Whole house security system and SONOS surround system. Fully finished basement with media room, yoga room, storage and sliders to back patio and greenhouse. Fully fenced back yard with in-ground sprinkler system. Attached three-car garage.

Long Islanders have learned that readiness is key. From Montauk to Queens, the importance of having a well-thoughtout hurricane plan cannot be overstated. This plan involves several essential steps.

Staying informed is crucial. Monitoring weather forecasts, official advisories and local news updates keeps residents ahead of the curve, allowing them to make informed decisions.

Stocking up on emergency supplies is the next step. Non-perishable food, bottled water, medications, flashlights, batteries and a battery-powered weather radio are essential items. As the storm approaches, securing outdoor items, like patio furniture and loose debris, helps prevent them from becoming dangerous projectiles.

For those residing in floodprone areas, understanding evacuation routes and shelters is vital. Long Island’s intricate roadways require careful navigation, especially when evacuation becomes necessary. Having a family communication plan ensures that loved ones can

Long Island’s unique geography, with both north and south shores, adds complexity to hurricane preparation. The southern coast is more susceptible to storm surges, while the northern coast experiences strong winds and potential flooding from heavy rainfall. This duality necessitates adaptable plans that consider specific risks based on location.

Long Island has witnessed the power of hurricanes like Sandy, a stark reminder of the need for preparation.

Homeowners are encouraged to fortify structures against high winds and flooding and municipalities continually refine their disaster response strategies.

Hurricane preparation on Long Island is a collaborative effort. Individuals, families, communities and local authorities must work toward ensuring the safety of all residents. While the beauty of Long Island’s shores draws people in, the knowledge that storms can arise underscores the importance of being ready for whatever Mother Nature may bring.

Homes shown here represent closed sales, sold by a variety of agencies and are selected for their interest to readers by the Anton Media Group editor. Except where noted, data and photos are provided courtesy of Multiple Listing Service of Long Island, Inc. and Zillow.