Centereach, nice town? (Coram, Selden, Holtsville: neighborhood, taxes, live in)

[clamboy]

Originally Posted by KellyFG

I didn't realize this thread was still going-Clammie you are off base with knocking this area of Coram which is actuallymuch closer to Port Jeff Station than any other residential area of Coram. I TOTALLY get your point about North Coram not being a real town, you've beat that horse dead. I remind you though that it is a fact that during the 70's & 80's the Coram post office 11727 would accept "tanglewood Hills" and "north coram" with the Zip code.

Here are a few homes in the very large beautifully laid out & planned subdivision that is the W & H section, for the record they are the same homes are the S section in Stony brook & possibly a few of the other alphabet sections.

MLSLI.com - Find a Home

MLSLI.com - Find a Home

MLSLI.com - Find a Home

Click on the maps of those properties & tell me if you still think its terrible Coram.

My bad...

I always thought that was Terryville.

Still not a fan of Coram.

C

[John9l0]

Some of these posts are ridiculous. Selden and Coram are not definitely not dumps.

[clamboy]

Originally Posted by John9l0

Some of these posts are ridiculous. Selden and Coram are not definitely not dumps.

Would you call them desireable?


C

[John9l0]

Originally Posted by clamboy

Would you call them desireable?


C

Yes, there's really nothing too bad about either town to consider them undesireable.

[clamboy]

Originally Posted by John9l0

Yes, there's really nothing too bad about either town to consider them undesireable.

Ill say it again...

Desireable?

Dont lie.

C

[John9l0]

Originally Posted by clamboy

Ill say it again...

Desireable?

Dont lie.

C

Ok, I'll say it again. Yes. Neither are bad areas.

[Jrprofess]

Originally Posted by KellyFG

I didn't realize this thread was still going-Clammie you are off base with knocking this area of Coram which is actuallymuch closer to Port Jeff Station than any other residential area of Coram. I TOTALLY get your point about North Coram not being a real town, you've beat that horse dead. I remind you though that it is a fact that during the 70's & 80's the Coram post office 11727 would accept "tanglewood Hills" and "north coram" with the Zip code.

Here are a few homes in the very large beautifully laid out & planned subdivision that is the W & H section, for the record they are the same homes are the S section in Stony brook & possibly a few of the other alphabet sections.

MLSLI.com - Find a Home

MLSLI.com - Find a Home

MLSLI.com - Find a Home

Click on the maps of those properties & tell me if you still think its terrible Coram.

...and the schools are...middle country. Stonybrook is 3 village at least...I would see that as a pretty big gap in comparing these Coram homes to the S section in Stony Brook.

[clamboy]

Originally Posted by John9l0

Ok, I'll say it again. Yes. Neither are bad areas.

Neither are bad...but neither are desireable.

Setauket is desireable.

Selden........well???????????

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[John9l0]

Originally Posted by clamboy

Neither are bad...but neither are desireable.

Setauket is desireable.

Selden........well???????????

C

Well, Setauket is an upper class area, so yeah it's going to be desireable for everybody. Selden would be desireable to middle class people, since it is a middle class area. The only bad thing I can really say about Selden is the traffic on Middle Country.

[clamboy]

Originally Posted by John9l0

Well, Setauket is an upper class area, so yeah it's going to be desireable for everybody. Selden would be desireable to middle class people, since it is a middle class area. The only bad thing I can really say about Selden is the traffic on Middle Country.

25a in Selden is an abomination

Coram is overrun with Section 8.

You can do much better for the dollar North or South.

C