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Oyster Bay Cove, New York recent comments:

  • "The Creek", B Corbin - Info taken from sales (guest) wrote 4 years ago:
    Meriwether- Grand Gold Coast Manor perfectly set on 31.5 acres of lush sweeping lawns and magnificent gardens. Designed by Kimball Husted and built in 1937, it was purchased in 1950 by George O'Neill and his wife, Abby Rockefeller O'Neill, great granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, for nearly seventy years. Sun filled, gracious principal rooms with high ceilings, 6 fireplaces and an elevator. French doors lead to bluestone patios and 2 loggias. In-ground gunite pool and pool house. 2 bedroom cottage, studio and 9 garage bays. Meticulously maintained.Private and tranquil setting.
  • St. Pius V Chapel of Oyster Bay - Society of Saint Pius, Laura from RI (guest) wrote 5 years ago:
    The Woodward estate
  • The Locusts James Ellsworth De Kay Residence 1809, Harriet Clark (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    We recently had an exhibition focusing on the Weekes family of Oyster Bay. John Abeel Weekes actually purchased this house back from the DeKays and his family lived in it for another two generations, before it was sold out of the family not long ago (in the 1980s). I can elaborate if desired.
  • "Sunken Orchard" Playhouse, peterg (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    The house is currently the location of St. Pius V Chapel. A Traditional Roman Catholic Church.
  • "Moorelands", J (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Yes - Now Cassini.
  • "Northwood" II, jiminpsmsn.com (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    Property was sold 2008, in private hands. What is left of an 865-acre parcel pieced together by Mortimer Schiff 100 years ago, may not remain whole for very long. Its owner for the last 20 years put it up for sale earlier this month for $43 million. The current 17,900-square-foot mansion was built in 1948 by John Schiff, on part of the footprint of an earlier Tudor-style house, which was three times the size of the current building, built in 1906 by Mortimer Schiff, his father. The indoor tennis court in a Tudor-style building, the stable and some other outbuildings are original structures dating to 1928. * New York Times, by VALERIE COTSALAS Published: January 22, 2006