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Buyers: Click Here For a Complete Buyers Guide.
We have knowledge of Locust Valley neighborhoods, available inventory and the real estate process. Let us help you search online with aerial maps, extensive research tools and our guidance to help you find your Locust Valley dream home without driving all over town. You control the whole process from the web, choosing an agent, scheduling tours and assembling offers. We will provide you with a full real estate concierge to make the process go smoothly from start to finish. We can get you pre-qualified for a loan, as well as recommend home inspectors, lawyers and any of the other services you may need. For additional information on buying a home visit; www.LiBuyersGuide.com. We will provide you with Luxury Service in every price range.
The Baumann Group brings you the best Buyer Agents to represent you when buying a home. To find out what a Buyers Agent is, and why you will want to use one, visit The New York State Buyers Broker Association website at; www.NYSBBA.com. According to The Realty Times, "In the majority of real estate transactions, buyers are better served working with an agent who represents JUST them, as is the case with a Buyer's Agent. That way, buyers have the peace of mind of knowing that a true agent-client relationship exists; they have the guarantee that any time they confide in their Buyer's Agent, their remarks remain confidential; and they can rest assured that someone is looking out for their interests (which has to be more comforting than knowing someone is just "being fair" to them)."
Services That Buyers’ Agents Offer to Their Clients:
*Reliable advice and information is perhaps the key factor in making a "good decision". As a buyers agent, they will provide you info such as, but not necessarily limited to the following:
* The original purchase price of the house.
* Evaluating improvements that the sellers may have made to the house.
* Comparative market analysis for similar houses in the neighborhood.
* The average closing help paid by sellers of other similar houses in the neighborhood.
* The average drop from list price to sold price.
* How many days the property has been on the market for sale.
* The co-relation between tax assessed value and market value.
* Introduction to reliable mortgage lenders, home inspectors, settlement attorneys etc.
* You worry about finding the perfect house – they will help you take care of all the big and small details.
Sellers: Click Here For a Complete Sellers Guide.
Gary Baumann and his Long Island Luxury Homes network bring real estate marketing to a new level with the technology buyers want and the exposure very few agents can offer home sellers. His marketing plan for your home is customized, professional and comprehensive with proven results. His team of top agents are the only agents that can feature your home on the Long Island Luxury Homes network which includes; www.LongIslandLuxuryHomes.com, www.HouseLI.com, www.CondoLI.com, www.LongIslandHomeAndCondo.com, www.LongIslandNewConstruction.com, www.LIHorseProperty.com, www.LongIslandSeniorsHousing.com, www.LongIslandGolfProperties.com, www.LIHomeAuction.com, www.LIWaterfrontProperties.com, & www.PrudentialElliman.com, www.prudential.com/realestate .
Locust Valley Information
With the arrival of the Long Island Rail Road, a commercial center developed and thrived around the Locust Valley station and the nearby intersection of Forest Ave/Buckram Road and Birch Hill Road. As the North Shore of Long Island grew into the Gold Coast in the early 20th century, the commercial center grew to serve the great estates that were being established in the surrounding communities of Bayville, Centre Island, Lattingtown, Mill Neck, Matinecock, Muttontown and The Brookvilles.[2]
Locust Valley: A Place Named for Its Beautiful Trees
It's a peaceful setting of elegant homes, rolling hills, two-lane roads and woods filled with the trees that give Locust Valley - right in the heart of Long Island's Gold Coast - its distinctive name.
Strictly speaking, "Locust Valley" on the map is a quaint unincorporated hamlet of Oyster Bay Town, just one square mile in size with shops and boutiques, a library, fire house and Long Island Rail Road Station. But the hamlet was once part of a much larger region in what is now northern Nassau County, settled by farmers around 1667 and dubbed Matinecock after the Indian tribe.
Today, when most residents talk of the "Locust Valley" area, they include, at least, the surrounding incorporated villages of Lattingtown, Matinecock and Mill Neck - a location encompassing two exclusive private golf clubs, the Creek (founded in Lattingtown in 1923 by J. Pierpont Morgan Jr.) and the Piping Rock in Matinecock, historic landmarks and celebrity homes.
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