An Entertainer's Knockout Dream Home in Great Neck Asks $4.9M
By Briana Bonfiglio Posted on August 9, 2022
An entertainer's absolute dream home recently hit the market in Great Neck.
Built in 1915, the property at 45 North Dr. is newly renovated to the nines and spans nearly 10,000 square-feet. It is a classic, brick colonial that's been transformed with modern-looking interior design and amenities for modern living.
Notable features include the designer kitchen, the oversized bedrooms, and entertainment areas throughout the first floor and basement. Perfect for hosting parties, the kitchen has multiple stovetops, tall cabinetry, and a waterfall island, plus a door leading directly outside the home.
The basement is also well-suited for entertaining with a lap pool, theater, and exercise space. Four bedrooms, including the master, can fit a king-sized bed and each have a uniquely designed ensuite bathroom. They also have walk-in closets.
The home has a total of five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and one half bathroom, as well as one garage space. It is located in the Kensington section of Great Neck within the bounds of the Great Neck School District.
The asking price is $4,950,000, not including the annual property tax of $21,858.
The real estate agents listed for the property are Panna Vinciczki and Jason Friedman, of Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, who can be reached at 516-466-4036.
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Briana Bonfiglio
Briana Bonfiglio is the Digital Editor of Long Island Press.
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