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The North Fork Home blends the agrarian feel of Long Island New York's rural North Fork landscape with the sophisticated and modern style of urban living. The exterior of these homes are influenced from hay barns early English settlers built in the region during the 19th Century. The interiors contrast the barn style structures with sleek, modern architectural design elements. Each of the homes is an original and will only be built once. Each home is also designed specifically for the lot on which it sits. The surrounding grounds are complimented by the use of varied types of textural and native grasses. Specimen trees were carefully placed to ensure seclusion, while privacy buffers are in front of each house. Natural stone paths diverge from the rear yards to secluded, wooded seating areas. Reflection pools, viewable from the floor to ceiling glass enclosed walkways, increase the sense of serenity. Though each house is unique, all have a consistent set of characteristics. The sum-total qualify it for the distinction of being a North Fork Home: - Metal standing seam roofs - Vertical wood plank siding - Sleek modern interiors The 5,000 - 6,000 square feet two-story open floor plans convey a distinctively modern and airy, loft-like feel. Second floor bridges are framed by contemporary glass railings that provide function and harmonize with the stylish interior. Bathrooms feature striking custom designed lacquered vanities. The kitchens are focal points with Scavolini glass cabinets and Miele appliances. About the Region: The North Fork has become one of the United States most sought after luxury resort markets on the east coast. It is a narrow sixty-mile-long land mass, surrounded by the Great Peconic Bay on the south and Long Island Sound on the north, runs from Riverhead to Orient Point on Long Island New York. Rich soil and nearby waters made it the ideal locale for some of the earliest English immigrants to settle and construct barns. It is still home to more working farms than any other part of the Long Island. Set in the picturesque patchwork of verdant farmland dotted with wineries and vineyards, the Leslie Road and Indian Neck Lane houses are just 11 miles from the privately-owned Mattituck Airport and within 45 minutes from Long Island’s MacArthur Airport in Islip. Offering spectacular views of the Raphael Vineyard, the residences are a short drive from area attractions including, sugar sand beaches framing the Great Peconic Bay and Long Island Sound, shopping, wineries, and numerous golf courses. Visit: www.threepillars.com for more information.