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DOUGLAS ELLIMAN LEADS THE MARKET

Setauket | $999,000| Web# 3200478 | Custom 5000 sf Post Modern featuring an open and spacious floor plan with an impressive dual staircase. The open and spacious floor plan is perfect for entertaining, plus the large deck set on the expansive .94-acre property. Updates make this the perfect home.

E. Setauket | $639,995| Web# 3150471 | Enjoy this one of a kind oversized Colonial set in a secluded cul de sac that includes income potential with new permits. This wonderful home features a spectacular yard and a top of the line kitchen.

Mt Sinai | $499,000 - $539,000 | Web# 3080658 | Fresh and bright Colonial nestled in the wooded North Country. Boasting an open floor plan, chef’s kitchen and a beautiful yard with a sparkling pool. Income potential with new permits.

Manorville | $739,000 | Web# 3186253 | Stately Colonial on an acre of property boasting a magnificent entry foyer. Beautiful, bright and spacious home offers a great eat in kitchen, den with a cozy fireplace and a serene yard with an in-ground pool, gazebo and firepit.

Lake Grove | $509,900 | Web# 3184707 | Enjoy this meticulous colonial set on a beautiful corner lot offering a welcoming front porch, eat in kitchen with granite and stainless, cozy den with a fireplace plus a full basement and oversized 2 car garage.

Ridge | $460,000 | Web# 3199586 | Set in the gated community of Three Village Green, this “Berkeley “ detached model offers a spacious floor plan featuring a den with a fireplace, eat in kitchen plus a large, partially finished basement and 2 car garage. Amenities include: community pool, clubhouse, playground.

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GREEN LIVING

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future generations in peril. What can you do at home to limit your water usage? First let’s look at some interesting statistics to see where we are as a country. The average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Roughly 70% of this use occurs indoors. Less than 1% of the earth’s water supply is available for human use. The rest is either salt water found in oceans, fresh water frozen in the polar ice caps or inaccessible for practical usage. If all U.S. households installed water saving features, water use would decrease by 30%, saving an estimated 5.4 billion gallons per day. This would result in dollar volume savings of $11.3 million per day or more than $4 billion per year. This according to the Handbook of Water Use and Conservation.

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HOME IMPROVEMENT GUIDE | EXTERIOR

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Improve your Driveway Whether you’re looking to redo your driveway to boost the appeal of your home’s exterior or need it rerouted to accommodate new vehicles like a camper or trailer, you have several options to complete the job. From choosing the right material for your needs to hiring a team of experts, a driveway renovation can be a valuable project. CHOOSING A CONTRACTOR When researching and UHFHLYLQJ GLŲHUHQW TXRWHV IURP potential contractors, always ensure they are licensed to work and are insured. The MRE VRPHWLPHV UHTXLUHV KHDY\ HTXLSPHQW WR ÀQLVK VXFFHVVIXOO\

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GREEN LIVING |

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Children are not stuck in their ways yet and behaviors are easier to break. Parents should take advantage of this by teaching them sustainable green living habits. These can range from healthier eating and smarter energy usage, to appreciating the value in shopping locally in your region. Whatever you decide to focus on, make sure you are consistent and holding them accountable for their actions — and make sure you’re holding yourself to the same standard. SUSTAINABLE EATING Teaching your kids sustainable eating habits is easy. Making sure they follow through is a whole other story. The easiest way to show your kids the importance of healthy eating behaviors is by modeling it yourself. Do you routinely buy foods that require vast production, processing and packaging before they are ready

for consumer purchase? If yes, then you have some changes to make when it comes to sustainable eating. Manufacturers use various chemicals to package highly processed foods. These types of processed and packaged foods are also dependent on transportation, which means the usage of fossil fuels. The Environmental Protection Agency urges you and your children to choose foods that: Do not harm the environment; Support and preserve rural communities; • Are healthy and nutritious; • Respect farm animals; • Provide farmers with fair wages • Are free of added toxins; • Are grown locally; and • Do not harm the health of farm workers. The point? Eating fresh, local foods — including meats, fruits and vegetables — can go a long way in decreasing your environmental footprint as a family. And your kids will take notice too. SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION Many scientists link pollut-

ants released by vehicles to an increase in air pollution and global warming, not to menWLRQ DGYHUVH KHDOWK HŲHFWV including premature mortality, cardiac issues, asthma and lung problems. By adopting more sustainable methods of travel — and teaching their importance to your kids — we can all play our part in putting a stop to these unnecessary environmental and public health issues. Here are a few ideas from the CDC: • Walking and bicycling; • Public transportation; • Carpools; • Vanpools; and • Telework and alternate work schedules Encourage your kids to start loving their bikes early in life so they consider it a viable mode of transportation later in life. Do you have kids in college? Teach them about the rules of the URDG DQG ZKHUH WR Ă€QG TXDOLW\ bike trails. They may just end up playing a role in lessening the overall impacts of costly transportation issues. Š2020 Greenshoot Media

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RESOURCE CONSERVATION

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Respect Protected Land Protected land includes national parks, federal forests and nature preserves. These areas are not only significant to protect our natural resources, but they also contribute to the American economy and workforce.

It’s everyone’s responsibility to respect these lands and the wildlife and plants that inhabit them.

According to the United States Forest Service, the federal government holds in trust about 640 million acres of protected land. However, the country also is estimated to lose about 2 million acres of forest, farm and open space each year. Projections from the United States Department of Agriculture show a downward

trend across the entire country of the per capita area of public and private land and water. DEFEND WILDLIFE The National Wildlife Refuge System provides over 8,000 species with a suitable habitat. Of these animals, approximately 380 types are endangered. Preserving their sustainability can be achieved by taking a stand against poaching and respecting their land. Take a look at some of the species that recently became extinct or are dangerously close, as reported by The Weather Channel. Northern White Rhino. The last remaining northern white male died in 2018. Worldwide only two females exist. Spix’s Macaw. The vibrant blue parrot is considered extinct in the wild due to the creation of dams, deforestation and being trapped for trade. Vaquita. The world’s rarest marine mammal is a small

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Setauket Vill Of Old Field. Farm Ranch with breathtaking water views of Flax Pond and the LI Sound from almost every room. 3.07 acres in the Crane Neck Beach Assoc. 4 Br. 4 1/2 ba. New gourmet kit, fin walkout bsmnt. Minutes to a private beach, SB Univ. ML#3181366 $1,699,000

Head of Harbor English Country Estate set on 6.74 priv acres. Unique home detailed w/refurbished antique materials. Grand Room and loft created from a barn circa 1756. Wide plank wood flrs, 3 fplcs, hand hewn exposed beams. CAC. Make this your own special retreat! ML#3153491 $1,350,000

Old Field Sprawling 6Br farm ranch located on a cul-de-sac. Enjoy sunsets, kayaking and SUP on your private sound-front beach. This home features a fully renovated chefs’ kitchen, inground pool and main level Mstr Br. Don’t miss out on a life of secluded luxury. ML#3173063 $1,099,000

Setauket Meticulous 6Br, 4.5 Ba. Farm Ranch w/main flr Master Ste. View from the great room overlooks priv. yard w/ expansive deck, IGP. Tons of amenities and meticulously improved upon and cared for. New kitchen, great room, frplce, beach rights, 3 car garage, & much more!.ML#3179984 $985,000

Setauket 3 Village Club. Post-modern home. Vaulted entry foyer, 1st Fl. 2 Br w/ Ba. Half Ba. FLR & Den share dual fplc. FDR/Butler pantry. Eat in kitchen open to den. 2nd Fl. Master Ste. w/ba. 3 CAR. addl Brs, Full Ba, 3 Car, Custom paver patio. Full bsmnt. Community pool, tennis & club house. ML#3172702 $845,000

Stony Brook 5 Br 5 Ba, Farm Ranch, cul-de-sac, northern part of Stony Brook. New deck, new pool liner. Freshly painted. Quartz countertop. Tons of rooms in basement. A bonus game room or guest room on top of garage. All wood and tile floor thru out. ML#3179176 $699,000

E. Setauket Beautiful Poquott Model . Many upgrades, cherry kit. cab, granite CT. Hdwdflrs. Beautiful staircase & railing, LR w/gas fpl., soaring ceilings. Rear deck. Full bsmnt. Clubhouse, indoor/outdoor saltwater pools, tennis, putting green, bocce, walking paths. Too much to list. ML#3175484 $619,000

Poquott/Setauket 3 Br Ranch in lovely Poquott Village. Nearby beaches, parks, tennis & community dock. LR w/ skyl., FDr, Expansive front/rear deck. 3 Season rm. den w/fplc, Renovated eik, Master Br w/renovated en suite bath, 2 addl Br. Oak flrs, CAC, IGS & more! 3VSD. ML#3183532 $489,000

Coram This Custom Brick Front Exp. Ranch has all the amenities you want and then some! Everything was touched in this modern and open living space inside and out. New Roof, Hi Hats throughout, Blue Tooth speakers, Custom Kitchen and Baths, CAC, Gas Heat, Sewage systems, and more! ML#3196826 $430,000

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Miller Place Bill Hines Colonial Beautiful hwd. flrs, New Granite EIK & appl. New updated bths, Private lg. back yard with salt water Pool. Built in $40k stereo/ home theatre. New Furnace, Pool Heater, & Trex decking. ML#3190437 $975,000

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Rocky Point Brand new bulkhead w/top of the line technology. Private staircase to the beach!! Wall of windows overlooking L I Sound. Open floor plan. Multi waterfront balconies. Outside kitchen and Cabana. ML#3158723 $799,000

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Miller Place Country setting colonial, W/ eik, fd w/fpl, LR, bonus room, 2 beds 1 1/2 bath, master w/walk in closet, Hwd.flrs. New appl., new garage doors, new patio doors, new burner, new upstairs bath. On .83 acre. ML#3192744 $529,000

Pt Jefferson Sta Colonial on private cul-de-sac. Updated kitchen with granite counter tops, Master with updated bath. New Ductless air conditioning throughout. Professionally landscaped. Move-in-ready! ML#3174566 $499,999

Pt Jefferson Charming, tranquil property with traditional Colonial style home. Hwd. flrs, new SS Appl, New windows, new garage doors, gas FP, Natural gas heating and cooking, new roof. ML#3167212 $505,000

Miller Place Country club back yard with IGP & paver patio. Hwd.floors. Updated EIK w/Newer appl.,high hats, Wood burning stove. Updated Baths,Anderson Windows, Newer Beautiful Master bath, Oversized driveway. ML#3194879 $439,000

Port Jefferson Port Jefferson SD with all Port Jeff Village Amenities included. Expansive and stunning property. Well maintained classic split. 4 bedrooms, wood floors, bright kitchen, new W/D, new gas burner. ML#3198672 $639,999

Rocky Point Beautiful Property .32 acres goes from Friendship Dr to Twilight. Fenced in yard with rear deck and waterviews, This Ranch is just 500’ to North Shore Beaches. Hardwood floors, EIK w/SS appliances. ML#3113983 $270,000

Pt Jefferson Sta Large Ranch, oak floors, updated kitchen, new furnace, bsmt has Tile Floors, Full Bath, Wetbar, Egress Window. There is handicap ramp, dual inside outside Basement Entry. ML#3185529 $359,000

Richmond Hill, Queens 1 Bedroom/JR4 .Freshly painted, hwd.flrs. Bldg. include washer/dryer in bsmt. Parking in garage is available (wait list may be applicable). Walking distance to train, bus,hospital & schools. ML#3191082 $259,000

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Miller Place Water views! Waterfront Traditional 4Br, 2.5Bth home on 1.21 Acre w/141’ Shore Front & Pvt Beach. Spacious Floor Plan w/EIK, Formal DR & LR, Den, Fpl, HW Flrs, CAC & Full Part Fin’d Bsmnt. IGP, 2 Car Garg. ML#3191065 $1,299,900

Miller Place Rustic Acres, North of 25A. Custom Built 6Br, 2.5Bth Colonial. EIK & Formal DR & LR w/Gas Fpl, HW Flrs, Andersens, Gas Heat & Cooking. Sep Office space w/OSE. .55 Acre w/Lg Deck, Patio & Shed. ML#3190552 $480,000

Hauppauge New to the Market! Beautiful Updated 4Br, 2.5 Bth Hi Ranch. EIK w/Updated Granite & Cath Ceilings. Lower level w/Den & Laundry. Updated Utilities. Low Taxes, Hauppauge SD#6. ML#3196439 $459,900

Medford Just Listed, Blue Ridge Condo. Gorgeous 2Br, 1.5Bth End Unit w/new Appliances, Cabinets, Bths and more. Freshly painted, W/W. Golf, Tennis, Tiki Bar, 2 Pools, Gym. ML#3194325 $284,800

Stony Brook Three Village SD, 4 Br, 1 Full & 2, 1/2Bth 2400sf Colonial Features Updated: EIK, Hg Family Rm, Updated Roof, Heating System. Full Basement. 2 Car Garg . ML#3195471 $449,900

Yaphank Price Reduced! Located in Historic section, this 2400sf Island Estates Victorian has 4BRs, 3.5Bths, FDR & Den, Fpl, HWFlrs & CAC. Yd w/patio, built-in BBQ & waterfall. ML#3166779 $575,000

Miller Place Expanded 4Br, 2FBth Cape w/Master on 1st Fl. Ext.EIK w/Skylight, Formal DR & Family Rm w/Fpl, Full Bsmnt. .26 property w/IGS. 1 Car Garage & More. ML#3189858 $404,084

Sound Beach 3Br, 2.5Bth Colonial w/ Full Basem’t & 2 Car Garage. Entry Hall, EIK w/Granite, Formal LR & DR, Den, CAC, Oil HA. $2000 Appliance Credit. ML#3174283 $449,999-$469,999

Baiting Hollow Price Reduced. 2500sf 4Br, 3.5Bth Split w/Chefs Kitchen, HW Flrs. IGP & Cabana w/Outside shower. Private patio w/fire pit. Formal DR, LR, 2 Fpl & MB Ensuite. ML#3175511 $619,000

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Miller Place New to the Market, Waterfront Views! Diamond 4400+sf Contemporary on 1.79 Pvt Prop w/Steps to Woodhull Beach. Open Floor Plan. 2 Skylights, EIK, Formal DR & LR, Stone Fpl, CAC, Trex Deck. ML#3195184 $999,999

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