Our team has been helping with the sale of houses in Smithtown for decades! If you are looking for a real estate agent in Smithtown you have come to the right place.
Diane Cosentino is a Real Estate Broker serving Smithtown and its vicinity for her entire career. If you own a home in Smithtown and are looking to put your house up for sale, contact Team Cosentino! You want a Real Estate Broker familiar with the Smithtown area. Please call us to set up your free, no commitment appraisal!
If you wish to view some houses for sale in Smithtown, please scroll down and do a search right here on our website. If you are looking to purchase a home in Smithtown, contact us, tell us exactly what you are looking for and we will help you find it!
Smithtown can trace back its roots to its founding in 1665 and is nestled in Suffolk County’s North Shore. Known for its beautiful 30 town and state parks and 4 magnificent beaches, Smithtown is an ideal place to live. Its central location on Long Island and its close proximity to New York City have made Smithtown a desirable location for many home buyers. In recent years, downtown Smithtown has seen a number of improvements to not only its infrastructure but a renewed investment to the commercial development of the town. Whether you are looking for a home for your family or an affordable condo or apartment, Smithtown has the home of your dreams waiting for you!
One of the local gems in Smithtown in Blydenburgh Park. It is just one of the almost 30 parks located in the town. In addition to its beautiful walking trails it is also horse friendly! This 627 mile park is enjoyed by residents year round. When you call Smithtown home you can enjoy camping, fishing, hiking and rowing in this idyllic park which is also dog friendly! Blydenburgh also has a dog park where dogs and pet owners can mingle for the day. The dog park is fenced in and even has two separate sections for small and big dogs.
Another major landmark within the town of Smithtown is the Smithtown Bull which you may notice will be referenced by many residents.The statue has had a place of pride in the town since 1941.. The Smithtown Bull still stands today at the intersection of 25A & Jericho Turnpike (Route 25).
Smithtown offers many other attractions to its residents, one of many being the Nissequogue River State Park. The river flows underneath Main Street leading out north to the Long Island Sound. Enjoyed by many for its canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking and marina. Bored on a weekend and looking for something new? Head down to the river for a day filled with adventure near and far.
Smithtown is a large, growing community, with a wide variety of neighborhoods and hamlets to choose from as you search for the perfect home. Contact us today and let us help you become a Smithtown resident!
