Massive North Fork waterfront estate sells for $15M in single-lot record
One piece of a North Fork farm has traded for the market’s newest peak price. A 77-acre waterfront parcel in the North Fork quietly sold for $15 million in June, according to property records. The sale marks the most expensive residential parcel sold in the area. The estate, at 4170 Indian Neck Lane, had previously been listed for $36 million with four other parcels of land, which made up what’s known as Indian Neck Farm. The farm, which was made up of five parcels and spanned 148 acres, last sold as a whole for $19.5 million in 2008, which at […]
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