Bayles Shipyard in Port Jefferson built 140+ wooden ships and accounted for 40% of Suffolk County’s entire shipbuilding output. Today you park where the keel blocks used to be.
The Port Jefferson to Bridgeport crossing began in 1872 — not for tourists, but to move strawberries and freight between Long Island agriculture and New England industry. Here’s the real story.
A beautifully updated 4BR/4BA home in Harbor Hills Estates, Port Jefferson Village — private primary suite, kitchen fireplace, wine cellar, and Village amenities.
A 4-bed, 4,000 sq ft contemporary in the exclusive Village of Belle Terre. Resident beach access, Pirate’s Cove, and Port Jefferson’s harbor — listed at $1.5M.
The effective mortgage rate on a jumbo loan hit 6.8% this week. For a $750,000…
Choosing between two beautiful North Shore Long Island communities? Here’s everything you need to know…