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Manorville is nice ,Very country like quote=familyguy24;3103050]hi all,this is my first post.i just wanted to know what you all know about manorville? my wife and i found a 5 bedroom home for just under $600,000 on a full acre.the house has been completly redone,new kitchens and baths,floors windows and doors.its pretty much move in condition.i just don't know very much about the area or surrounding towns being we are coming from queens.thanks any info would be a great help[/quote] |
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Manorville was and still is real nice. I wanted to buy out there years ago when it was still cheap. It was actually rural then, but now it is the end of the line for suburban development on Long Island. The homes are big and new, but the taxes are very high. Also, if you work anywhere in NYC your commute would be incredibly long, but still a better option than moving to PA for a similar lifestyle.
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I think he means Farmingville, its happens alot.
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