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"It's set back so beautifully on the property, and in such a way that it would allow for a pool or a tennis court," the listing agent said.

There are a handful of stained glass windows, a rear staircase and hardwood floors throughout the home, the listing agent said.

An antique Sea Cliff bungalow has been "curated with a lot of curiosities" by its artist owners, said listing agent Vivian Parisi, of Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty.

"It's a rare gem," the listing agent said of the Oyster Bay Cove home, which was built in 1956.

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"One of my favorite things about the house is that my clients did everything themselves," the listing agent said.

A house in Amityville that is only accessible by boat, along with an adjacent property across the water, are on the market for $489,000. Taxes are $12,142.

Backyard pools tend to be bigger on Long Island than in the rest of the country, said Michael Dominici, president of Long Island Pool and Patio in Coram.

A Fire Island house with a "beachy, boho vibe" is on the market for $1.23 million, with taxes of $3,087. The flood insurance is $6,280 and could be assumable by the next homeowner, the listing agent said.