Nesconset is the epitome of small-town America. This community is one of six hamlets in the Smithtown township in Suffolk County, Long Island. Most residents own their homes and know their neighbors well.
Ranch and Colonial Revival style homes dominate the community's housing supply. Homes often have at least three bedrooms and spacious lots with mature trees.
Andreoli Park is a community space with a children's playground on Nesconset's eastern border.
Just across the road is Gibb's Pond. It has a pier and deck that's great for fishing and observing the area's wildlife.
Nesconset families are zoned for schools in the Smithtown Central School District. Tackan Elementary School and Great Hollow Middle School are within the neighborhood boundaries and are located 2 miles apart. Smithtown High School East is the nearest zoned secondary school. It is located 2 miles away in the adjacent St. James neighborhood.
Shops and restaurants line Smithtown Boulevard, the community's commercial corridor. Pharmacies, cafes, thrift stores and florists are open for business along this thoroughfare. There's also a wide selection of restaurants along the boulevard, such as Asian-fusion, farm-to-table and fast-food joints.
In the northeastern corner, a variety of major car dealerships provide local employment and boost the economy. Area dealers specialize in American, foreign, luxury and electric vehicles.
The Smithtown Library Nesconset Building is a community pillar that provides programming and events for children, teens and adults. There are storytime safaris, art lessons and book discussion groups.
Next door to the library is the Nesconset Gazebo, a place where the community gathers for live music concerts. There's also a playground, walking trails and a dog park.
Local athletes can take advantage of The Sports Arena, a multisport complex on the neighborhood's north side. There are turf fields, a gym and a hockey rink. Its youth and adult sports leagues are a popular way for community members to socialize. And visitors can refuel and unwind at the snack bar and video arcade.
Nesconset
Located in Suffolk County

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Lisa Albinowski
Signature Premier Properties
(631) 250-3898
77 Total Sales
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$648K - $1.3M Price Range
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Amy Kernaghan
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(516) 518-8097
108 Total Sales
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Jennifer Dickenson
The Keyes Company
(631) 540-2246
33 Total Sales
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$604,500 Price
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(631) 769-3467
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John Cinque
Signature Premier Properties
(631) 769-3003
51 Total Sales
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Debra Carr
Netter Real Estate Inc
(631) 203-0478
48 Total Sales
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$520,000 Price
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Nesconset Housing Trends
On average, homes in Nesconset, NY sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Nesconset, NY over the last 12 months is $825,000, up 31% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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