Most North Fork land is already subdivided beyond use, or locked behind preservation easements that limit what an owner can do. This 17.4-acre property is the rare exception — a deliberate three-parcel structure where a buyer can build, board horses, farm, or do all three simultaneously.
The first parcel from Main Road, set back ~250 feet for privacy. Holds four working buildings plus the architectural plans to convert the largest into a single-family residence.
Fully fenced and tree-lined working land — twenty horse stalls, a former indoor riding arena with cathedral ceilings, and four paddocks. Development rights sold to the Town; all current ag uses fully intact.
A three-acre buildable parcel at the rear of the estate, set on rising ground with sweeping vistas to the Long Island Sound. Blank canvas for a primary residence, a guest house, or a private compound combined with the barn conversion plans on Lot 1.
There is nothing else like this on the North Fork. Both Lot 1 and Lot 3 are buildable, single-and-separate residential parcels — not common land, not a subdivision-in-progress, not preserved acreage. Two homes can be built on this property: one in front, set among the existing buildings, and one behind, on rising ground with a view of the Long Island Sound.
Set back ~250 feet from Main Road. Already serviced. The 4,578 sf multi-use barn on this lot has full architectural plans for a single-family conversion — drawings included with the sale.
A three-acre elevated parcel at the rear of the estate. Approved for a new residence. Sweeping vistas of the Long Island Sound to the north — the kind of view a new owner would build a house specifically to capture.
Combine both lots with the 11.9-acre middle for a single-buyer compound — or treat them as a deliberate two-residence opportunity.