Both scenic
and secluded, Mill Neck named for a 17th century mill is an ideal place to live
if you're looking for an undisturbed woodland or waterfront setting. Mill Neck
has long been home to New York's wealthiest families, Rockefellers and
Vanderbilts among them.
This
residential community of fewer than 1,000 people offers a variety of homes from
single-family ranch and colonial houses in areas like Mill Neck Estates to
secluded mansions set on vast, densely-wooded forest-like lots and overlooking
scenic Mill Neck Bay. To honor the area's waterfront legacy, an annual oyster
festival is held in Theodore Roosevent Memorial Park in Oyster Bay.
A Beautiful Contemporary with
stunning water views of Oyster Bay! The house is set on a 4.89 acres of
luscious property with features including an entry foyer, formal dining and
living rooms, full gourmet eat in kitchen, master bedroom suite on first floor,
4 fireplaces, 7 skylights, and 4 car garage...
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