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in that case, the poster should but in south amityville. much nicer.
There is no "South Amityville".
Are you referring to the southern part of the Village of Amityville or to the southwest part of the Hamlet of Copiague that has an "Amityville, NY 11701" mailing address?
Are you referring to the southern part of the Village of Amityville or to the southwest part of the Hamlet of Copiague that has an "Amityville, NY 11701" mailing address?
south of montauk is commonly known around here as "south amityville". its where there are very nicely kept homes. its a very tight community.
south of montauk is commonly known around here as "south amityville". its where there are very nicely kept homes. its a very tight community.
LOL you have to understand the town/hamlet police monitor this board. Yes, South Amityville is quite nice. But as I said it is definetly more expensive (for the most part) than East Mass.
LOL you have to understand the town/hamlet police monitor this board. Yes, South Amityville is quite nice. But as I said it is definetly more expensive (for the most part) than East Mass.
My husband and I are looking for a house along the Babylon train line (preferably) and we saw a house in massapequa (amity schools) yesterday that we really liked. I've been reading a few threads on here about how e. massapequa is kind of a dump but i didnt get that feeling where we were. I wanted to see what you guys thought of this particular area of e. massapequa....
Its on Carmans BLVD (not rd) south of Merrick Rd. Everyones houses/yards seemed maintained.
Thanks in advance everyone!
Friend of mine lived in that area a bit over 10 years ago. It was a nice area, little if any crime and very friendly.
Lately, there seems to be a bit more crime moseying on down from Amityville.
Hey KENNY GUIDO, going back to colonial times, the greater Massapequa area was known as "South Oyster Bay".
well, find me someone that will remember that and Ill ask for him for a horse and buggy ride.
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Yes, South Amityville is quite nice. But as I said it is definetly more expensive (for the most part) than East Mass.
