In the past 30 days, three distinct homes on Long Island’s North Shore have sold, showcasing the variety of lifestyles and price points available in the area—from a luxury estate in Sands Point to a renovated co-op in Glen Cove.
The most expensive of the trio, a renovated ranch at 2 Woodland Drive in Sands Point, closed on May 21 for $2.8 million. Set on a flat, landscaped acre, this five-bedroom, five-bathroom home offers high-end finishes and an open-concept layout designed to maximize natural light. The main living area features high ceilings, a gas fireplace and a wall of windows that open to expansive patios ideal for outdoor entertaining. The home’s kitchen includes Viking appliances and an oversized island suited for both casual dining and hosting. The bedroom wing is anchored by a primary suite with a spa-style bathroom, radiant heated floors and access to a private patio. The layout also includes two junior en-suites and two additional bedrooms that may serve as guest rooms or home offices. Additional features include a two-car attached garage, central air, a full-house generator, sound and security systems and in-ground sprinklers. Homeowners in this section of Sands Point have the option to join the Sands Point Village Club, subject to applicable fees. This home was listed by Heidi Karagianis of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty and bought with Yoojin Lee of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty.
In Great Neck, a classic single-family home at 26 Steamboat Road sold on May 5 for $1.25 million. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom property offers a traditional layout with practical updates for modern living. The upper level contains four spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms, while the main level includes a half-bath for guests. An additional half-bath is located in the finished basement, which also provides storage and laundry facilities. Natural light enhances the interior, giving the home a bright and comfortable ambiance. A one-car garage offers parking and additional storage options. Situated in a quiet, residential neighborhood, the home is close to local amenities and houses of worship, reflecting Great Neck’s reputation for convenience and community access. Listed by and bought with Rachel Levin and Terri Levin of Compass Greater NY.
For buyers seeking a more compact and affordable option, a one-bedroom unit at 19L Glen Keith Road in Glen Cove sold for $330,000 on May 16. Located in the Trousdell Village co-op complex, this apartment was recently renovated to feature a contemporary design with modern appliances and finishes. The kitchen includes stainless-steel appliances, gray-toned soft-close cabinetry and room for a breakfast nook. A walk-in closet, luxurious lighting and dark wood flooring enhance the interior. The building offers a range of amenities including a gym, laundry room and community space, with both street and lot parking available. Monthly maintenance is listed at $851 before exemptions. Listed by and bought with Dalshad Ali of RealTegrity NY.
These sales highlight the diversity of housing available across the North Shore, offering something for buyers across a wide spectrum—from high-end estate living to well-situated suburban homes and modernized co-op residences.
Details and photos courtesy of Zillow and OneKey MLS.
