185 Holden Avenue, Cutchogue, NY 11935

Property Description

Space to Dream. Winter Water Views. Your North Fork Chapter. Welcome to 185 Holden Avenue in Cutchogue, where a generous property and a desirable coastal location create an opportunity to make North Fork living your own. Situated on one of the largest available parcels in the Fleets Neck area, this four-bedroom, two-bath multi level home offers an elevated setting, winter water views, and an expansive yard within the Mattituck-Cutchogue School District. The outdoor space sets the stage. A spacious new paver patio welcomes summer barbecues, celebrations, and quiet evenings under the stars, while the sprawling lawn offers room for sports, gardening, and outdoor relaxation. With space to explore adding a pool, subject to required approvals, the property invites you to imagine a backyard retreat shaped around the way you live. A short walk brings you to the marina and some of the East End’s most beautiful beaches. The property also includes rights to keep either a kayak or Sunfish at the channel an invitation to spend more time on the water. Morning paddles, afternoons at the beach, and dinner on your own patio capture the appeal of the NoFo lifestyle, while winter water views bring seasonal charm. Inside, four bedrooms and two bathrooms complement a versatile multi-level layout with room for everyday living and hosting guests. The ground level includes an office, an exterior egress door, and oversized windows that welcome natural light, offering flexibility to adapt the space to your needs. The unfinished basement presents additional possibilities for future finished space, subject to necessary approvals. On the upper level, a pull-down ladder provides convenient access to attic storage. With its substantial parcel, flexible interior, and proximity to beaches and the marina, 185 Holden Avenue offers space to settle in, make it your own, and enjoy the North Fork for years to come. Bring your vision. Find your forever home in Fleets Neck. Photo disclosure: Ground-level and basement photos have been digitally edited to remove personal belongings and stored items.