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You are a home buyer. You look for homes in one of the most prestigious communities in Westchester County and you find a home but there is just one problem. The house backs a golf course. You decide to buy the house anyway. You live there happily for several years and there are no problems with the golf course in your back yard. Then, out of the blue the golf course decides to cut down the row of trees between your house and the course. Now you have golf balls on your property. Your kids can't go out to play because they might be injured. Golfers roam your property looking for their golf balls. You suffer several thousand dollars in damages and your dog is injured, what to do.
According to the Journal News this particular homeowner decided to sue the golf course which is not just any golf course but Winged Foot which is one of the most prestigious golf courses in Westchester County. You now have a ruling closing the 6th hole of the East Course.
This issue is being watched on a national level. If you buy a house on a golf course there is some inherent risk that golf balls will venture onto your property. Three large trees have been planted and the club has paid to replace windows in the home.
This in a time when the economy is faltering, we are at war, there is unemployment and more to come seems to me more trees could be planted. The golf course wants to be a good neighbor? I guess they just don't know how
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Prime corner lot on Halstead Avenue in Mamaroneck. Commercially zoned.
Auto repair shop in present use (Jim's Halstead Service Center). Oil tanks removed. In addition to present use & direct alternates zone review allows various other venues (Food Services, Light Industrial, Retail, etc.) plus new construction ventures.
One side of corner property 2 frontal bays and an adjoining office; office likewise adjoins other side of corner with vacated 3 side bays - both with separate parking lots and entrances.
Building itself is 4,166 SF and lot is 9,147 SF. Easily suitable for two, or more, businesses. Environmentally clean (Stage 1 and Stage 2). NO FLOOD ZONE.
Located on the corner of Halstead Avenue and Hillside Avenue.
Please call Robin Lynch, Teardowns.com, at 914-315-6182 or email me at rlynch@teardowns.com.
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The Rye Neck section of the Village of Mamaroneck is actually named after it's School District. Rye Neck is located in the Village of Mamaroneck and the Town of Rye. Property taxes are paid to both municipalities. Municipal services such as police, garbage, building regulations, zoning, etc. are governed by the Village of Mamaroneck. Whereas, the collection of town, county and school taxes is handled by the Town of Rye. Being both part of the Village and the Town gives benefit to those who love the beach! You have residency rights to both the Village of Mamaroneck beach at Harbor Island and Rye/Oakland Beach in Rye City.
Rye Neck High School was voted one of the top 100 high schools nationwide by Newsweek magazaine. There are approximately 1400 students in K-12 giving the district a private school feel. The Rye Neck area is a close-knit family community .
Home prices range from $485,000 to over $2,850,000 for single family homes. The median price is approximately $735,000.
I have a Rye Neck Newsletter that I publish twice a month. If you would like to receive it, please send an e-mail to mgmantis@kw.com
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