14 Tinker Bluff Ct

Explore the delightful ambiance of the North Shore in the serene waterfront neighborhood of “Tinker Bluff.” This stately colonial is situated prominently on nearly an acre of manicured landscape offering natural vistas and privacy. Lush gardens lead to a grand front entry with an impressive foyer showcasing a sweeping staircase and retractable chandelier. A soothing color palette creates a relaxing experience in this elegantly appointed home complete with cathedral ceilings, gleaming wood floors and custom architectural detailing. The Formal Living Room and Dining Room will not disappoint offering a sophisticated yet warm environment for entertaining. The formal areas of this home flow gracefully towards the oversized gourmet kitchen and family room for a more intimate experience. The family room features high ceilings, a fireplace and panoramic views of the gardens as well as winter water views of the Long Island Sound and Harbor. The main floor also includes a guest room, full bathroom and laundry room, all with winter water views. Privacy and relaxation await in the sun filled primary bedroom which includes a large bathroom, sitting area and balcony offering panoramic views of “Tinker Bluff,” The Long Island Sound and Port Jefferson Harbor. There is another ensuite on this floor with a balcony as well as two additional bedrooms and a full bath. All bedrooms are generously sized with tray ceilings and water views. Additional updates to this home include a new roof, driveway and gas conversion. The basement is finished with a walk out. The backyard is an enchanting oasis with a large deck, specimen plantings and lush grounds. Beach access is just steps away. In addition to beach access, Poquott Village residents also enjoy a tennis court, park, scenic extended dock, mooring rights, kayak launch and so much more. This home is just 1 of 11 exquisitely designed homes located on Tinker Bluff Court, which was once the site of the historic “Tinker Mansion.” A rare opportunity to own a piece of history along Long Island’s North Shore.