4660 Deep Hole Dr, Mattituck, NY 11952

Have you been waiting for a completely renovated home under a million with a gorgeous, park-like setting? Welcome to this beautifully renovated home ((just finished!) with a bright, custom kitchen sporting brand new, top-of-the-line appliances, detailed woodwork and wood doors throughout the house, bleached hardwood floors upstairs and refinished wood floors on the lower level, which works as a primary or guest suite with sliding doors to a private peastone patio and stunning views. Three main bedrooms are upstairs with bonus guest or master suite on lower level - open to yard - at ground level height. This wood-shingled home is nestled on the edge of Mattituck and Cutchogue, off one of the most pastoral roads on the North Fork - New Suffolk Avenue. The location is ideal: New Suffolk with its private-like beach and hotspot-restaurant Minnow is less than five minutes away; Rosehill, McCall and many other vineyards are less than ten minutes; and Love Lane and Cutchogue Village are 5 minutes each. With a thirty-foot upper deck and a lower peastone patio, you are ready for entertaining and relaxing in a private setting sheltered by rows of elegant Japanese Cedar on either side of the property and a pristine view as far as you can see ahead. The house boasts many wifi features including a smart thermostat for the central air and heat access, wifi irrigation, ring door camera, appliances, and lighting fixture. New LED lights and fabulous light fixtures throughout as well. Attached is an oversized garage. This home was renovated with meticulous attention to detail! This slice of paradise is turn-key: move in and immediately start enjoying all the North Fork has to offer, just minutes out the door! The home is for-sale-by-owner and is priced as such. Please arrange viewing with me on your own for best potential - directly by text message to my phone number provided on this listing. Take a screen shot of this listing with my phone number in case of technical difficulties and listing disappears. It happened when I looked at a home once...