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  • East Patchogue senior rental project gets town approval | Long Island Business News

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    THE BLUEPRINT:

    • Town of Brookhaven approved a $32M, age-restricted rental development

    • Project will deliver 64 units on a 12.8-acre site in

    • Amenities include a clubhouse, pool, bocce and pickleball courts

    • Ten percent of units will be affordable, including homes for people with disabilities

     

    A plan to build a 55-and-over in East Patchogue got a greenlight from the Town of Brookhaven last week. 

    The $32 million project from Farmingville-based and Development Group will bring 64 age-restricted units to a 12.8-acre parcel just south of Sunrise Highway and west of Hewlett Avenue. 

    Elevation images of the apartments planned for East Patchogue. / Courtesy of bld Architecture

    The plan includes 40 ranch-style, 1,300-square-foot homes, each with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a one-car garage, as well as 24 flats measuring about 1,200 square feet, each with two-bedroom and two bathrooms. 

    Amenities at the development will feature a 2,200-square-foot clubhouse with a pool, and bocce and pickleball courts. About a third of the property will be preserved as open space and there will be an onsite wastewater facility constructed. 

    Ten percent affordable and half of those will be reserved for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities 

    The development is designed by Patchogue-based bld Architecture, and the project team also includes Huntington-based R&M Engineering and Nelson & Pope. Attorneys Alison LaPointe and Tim Shea from the Certilman Balin law firm represented the developer in securing the change of zone and site-plan approval from the town. 

    “We are very excited to provide the town much needed housing for people 55 and older,” developer Mike Kelly told LIBN.  “Our community will provide housing enabling our seniors to remain in their communities and live a maintenance-free lifestyle close to their families and friends, churches, synagogues, doctors etc. Through dialogue at the hearing, we listened to neighbors and Supervisor Panico and Councilman Foley and we will be providing about a third of the site as preserved open space further protecting the wetlands and providing a permanent buffer for adjoining neighbors.” 

    Kelly said he hopes to start construction on the project this coming spring and the development is expected take about 18 months to complete. 

    Kelly is also hoping to get site-plan approval next month from the Village of Patchogue for another multifamily development. The $20 million project would bring 30 apartments to a 2.7-acre property on the Patchogue River. The development site, off West Avenue and Mulford Street, was a former oil storage facility. 


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  • Crest Group expanding its East Setauket rental community | Long Island Business News

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    THE BLUEPRINT:

    • begins phase two of the project.

    • Eight new 55+ homes planned on 1.2 acres at 107 Comsewogue Road.

    • $4M expansion follows the $35M first phase completed in 2022.

     

    Crest Group is expanding its townhouse development with a new phase of the project. 

    officials and civic leaders joined the developer at a groundbreaking ceremony last week for phase two of the Villas at Setauket, which will add eight more residences on a 1.2-acre site at 107 Comsewogue Road next to the existing 55-and-over development. 

    The $4 million second phase will add four townhomes and four garden-style apartment homes for renters age 55 and over that are expected to be completed next fall. 

    The $35 million first phase of the Villas at Setauket development created 92 rental townhomes on 17 acres at 109 Comsewogue Road. That part of the project was completed in 2022. Amenities at Villas at Setauket include a clubhouse, dog parks, community gardens, a pool, grilling stations and pickleball courts. Monthly rents start at about $4,100 for two-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom units. 

    “The Crest Group is proud to deliver this addition to our Villas at Setauket community after several years of planning and coordinating with the Town of Brookhaven and local civics,” said Daniel Scarda, director of corporate finance for Crest Group. “The Crest Group family has been building housing communities in this part of East Setauket since 2003, and this second phase of the Villas at Setauket rental townhome community is an excellent addition for the surrounding area. We thank all of the parties involved including the Setauket Meadows community members that gave us their input, as well as the Town of Brookhaven staff who helped us navigate the approval process.” 

    The development team includes Anthony Cucuzzo of D&B Architects and Engineers, attorney Tim Shea of Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman and Maxwell Scandale of Cashin Associates.   

    Earlier this year, Crest Group began construction of a $35 million in Middle Island. Called The Villas at Oak Run, the project will bring 74 two-bedroom townhomes on a 23.5-acre site at the northeast corner of Birchwood Park Drive and Middle Country Road for renters aged 55 and older.   

    Each of the apartments will have a one-car garage. Amenities at the Middle Island development will include an indoor fitness center, half-mile walking path and an outdoor recreational area with pickleball courts. 


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    David Winzelberg

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