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Best Beaches to Visit Across Long Island as Summer Begins
Summer means warmer temperatures, kids out of school, and for many Long Island residents, it's time to soak up the sun at the beach. The area is blessed with many outstanding beaches that offer views of the Long Island Sound or the Atlantic Ocean. Many also offer additional activities and amenities such as playgrounds, boardwalks, and splash pads. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day lying on the beach or you'd rather fish, swim, or pursue another recreational activity, our REALTORS® suggest visiting some of the following beaches on Long Island.
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Coastal Day Trips and Waterfront Towns to Explore on Long Island
Spring is a wonderful time on Long Island, perfect for a shopping stroll through a quaint downtown near Suffolk County homes for sale, or a nature walk on a beautiful beach around the corner from Nassau County homes for sale. With so many great places to choose from, you can visit somewhere new every weekend this spring.
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5 Destinations for Heritage Treasures Day Around Long Island
Heritage Treasures Day was established in 2017 in the UK as a way to explore and preserve historical sites. It takes place every year on January 11 and has grown in popularity worldwide. There are many great places to celebrate this unique day near Suffolk County homes for sale and Nassau County homes for sale, with museums and preserved historical sites dating back to American history's earliest days. Our REALTORS® have all the details on five fascinating destinations for Heritage Treasures Day around Long Island.
- Oheka Castle Hotel & Estate – 135 West Gate Dr., Huntington, NY 11743
The Oheka Castle Hotel & Estate is one of Long Island's most famous historical treasures and is conveniently located near Huntington homes for sale. Oheka Castle is a slice of historic Europe in the heart of Long Island, serving today as a luxury hotel, wedding venue, dining destination, and event space. Enjoy a luxurious overnight stay at the amazing hotel, grab a meal at the OHK Bar & Restaurant, or stop by for a tour to experience all that the estate has to offer.
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I Love New York: 5 Historical Places to See Around Long Island
When most people envision New York City's iconic places, many of Manhattan's landmarks come to mind, but there are so many other wonderful sites just across the East River. If you love New York then our REALTORS® believe you'll love visiting these historical sites on Long Island.
- Sands Point Preserve – 127 Middle Neck Rd., Port Washington, NY 11050
Sands Point Preserve is also known as the Gould-Guggenheim Estate as well as the Hempstead House. No matter what you refer to it as, the Sands Point Preserve is a truly impressive sight to behold. The preserve takes up 216-acres on the Guggenheim Estate, offering year-round opportunities for outdoor activities, educational programs, cultural events, and a perfect backdrop for anyone who loves a walk in the park. Close to many of our Port Washington homes for sale, we always recommend visitors to the area tour the mansion and stroll the Sands Point Preserve to gain insight into the rich history of the famed "East Egg" as described in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby.
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Long Island Landmarks - Pepsi-Cola Sign Gantry Plaza
At Coach REALTORS®, our real estate agents know curb appeal when they see it. The Pepsi-Cola sign in Long Island City is one of our hometown's favorite head-turners, lighting up the East River with its neon red letters. The sign is a beloved part of the Queens waterfront area does a great job making its neighborhood feel more distinct. But do you know the history behind the billboard that beckons Long Islanders home?
An iconic throwback that waves "hi" to Manhattan every night, the Pepsi-Cola sign is the perfect welcome if you live on Long Island. It's also a point of pride with deep roots in local industry and art. Here's what you need to know about the Pepsi-Cola sign: