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I always found this town to be the best of both worlds between rural and suburban. Montauk highway is built up with plenty of shopping, food, etc. And the north parts of montauk and south are all residential. It has the small town feel and suburban bigger town feel all at once... with big supermarket shopping centers (king kullen, waldbaums) to a quaint little downtown with mom and pop stores. Maybe the reason people don't talk about it more or suggest it to homebuyers is that its too far east for most people's likings? Like i said in the beginning i think it is the best of both worlds one of the best south shore towns in suffolk (not counting the hamptons)
I always found this town to be the best of both worlds between rural and suburban. Montauk highway is built up with plenty of shopping, food, etc. And the north parts of montauk and south are all residential. It has the small town feel and suburban bigger town feel all at once... with big supermarket shopping centers (king kullen, waldbaums) to a quaint little downtown with mom and pop stores. Maybe the reason people don't talk about it more or suggest it to homebuyers is that its too far east for most people's likings? Like i said in the beginning i think it is the best of both worlds one of the best south shore towns in suffolk (not counting the hamptons)
Anyone share my love??
With the added benefit of ghetto kids shipped in from the reservation in Mastic. Other then that, it's a great little town that's too far from the jobs in Nassau/NYC and not far enough to be considered part of The Hamptons.
With the added benefit of ghetto kids shipped in from the reservation in Mastic. Other then that, it's a great little town that's too far from the jobs in Nassau/NYC and not far enough to be considered part of The Hamptons.
Oh i wasent aware there were no jobs in suffolk county ~_~
And 2 towns over (east moriches, eastport) eastport being the brookhaven/southampton line.
Close enough. I think your missing the point of my post. I wasent comparing it to the hamptons, and i never once mentioned jobs?
Oh and what kids live on the reservation? have you ever actually even stepped food in any of these towns? lol you seem pretty clueless. Nassau bubble?
Oh i wasent aware there were no jobs in suffolk county ~_~
And 2 towns over (east moriches, eastport) eastport being the brookhaven/southampton line.
Close enough. I think your missing the point of my post. I wasent comparing it to the hamptons, and i never once mentioned jobs?
Oh and what kids live on the reservation? have you ever actually even stepped food in any of these towns? lol you seem pretty clueless. Nassau bubble?
confused.
When you comment that it's "too far east for most people's likings," that is code for "not enough jobs close enough to the area.
I love Center Moriches, I spent a lot of my youth in the area. They have one of the best vets on the planet at Center Moriches Vet Hospital in Dr Savino. However, it's not a draw for a lot of people because the school district isn't highly rated because of the influx of kids from the reservation. At least, that's the way most people saw it when I was around there.
When you comment that it's "too far east for most people's likings," that is code for "not enough jobs close enough to the area.
I love Center Moriches, I spent a lot of my youth in the area. They have one of the best vets on the planet at Center Moriches Vet Hospital in Dr Savino. However, it's not a draw for a lot of people because the school district isn't highly rated because of the influx of kids from the reservation. At least, that's the way most people saw it when I was around there.
You love it but you kind of just totally trashed it.. lol. I agree it would be better if not so close to the mastics, and i agree about the schools. But im just curious as to why it is rarely rarely ever mentioned in any discussioon - but other small low key towns are.
Thanks for your input though, I spent a lot of time there myself and still do.
I owned a store on main for a short time. Strange people. Railroad ave is just as shady as any place in the tri-ham. By the water nice, anywhere else, no thanks. Now e-mo is nice.
I owned a store on main for a short time. Strange people. Railroad ave is just as shady as any place in the tri-ham. By the water nice, anywhere else, no thanks. Now e-mo is nice.
I think anywhere named Railroad Ave is probably shady no matter the area.
Have you seen those apartments on Johnson Ave in Sayville? Yikes
Comment withdrawn. Those are some really tacky apartments.
Yeah...is there a decent Railroad Avenue anywhere?
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