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710 RATHBUN AVE, STATEN ISLAND NY 10312 - FOR SALE
Step into a pristine original-owner hi-ranch in Huguenot offering 2,061 sq ft including a finished lower level. Enjoy a beautifully renovated granite kitchen and a private backyard oasis with a heated pool and new liner.
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Megan & Christian, Sunset Hill
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Diane, Bulls Head
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Lorraine, Grymes Hill
Just helped Lorraine, sell her home in beautiful Grymes Hill on Staten Island's North Shore. She had this to say about her home selling experience: "As a professional, Holly Wiesner Olivieri, combined both substance and style in her work. In terms of substance, she is...
Patrick & Catherine, Westerleigh
Just helped first time home buyers, Patrick & Catherine, purchase a beautiful home in Westerleigh on Staten Island's North Shore. They had this to say about the buying experience: "Although Holly represented the seller in our particular deal, she still partnered...
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COMMUNITIES
GRYMES
HILL
Grymes Hill is a North Shore neighborhood, which happens to be situated upon a hill by the same name. The Grymes Hill area is bordered on the west by Victory Boulevard, on the north by Cebra Avenue, and the south by Clove Road. Van Duzer Street and Richmond Road to the intersection of the Staten Island Expressway represent the final border.
RANDALL
MANOR
Randall Manor is a North Shore neighborhood bound by Bard Avenue in the west, Henderson Avenue to the north, and Forest Avenue to the south, bordered between the neighborhoods New Brighton and West Brighton. The neighborhood is named after Captain Robert Richard Randall, the founder of Sailors Snug Harbor. Randall Manor is one of the North Shore neighborhoods that has been nearly unaffected by the construction boom that followed the opening of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 1964.
SILVER
LAKE
The Silver Lake neighborhood to the east and south features several large privately owned apartment buildings. Also included in the neighborhood on the other side of the adjacent Silver Lake golf course, a series of mostly dead-end streets located above Forest Avenue. At the top of Hart Blvd are the Silver Lake Tennis Courts.
ST.
GEORGE
Snug Harbor is centrally located on the north shore of Staten Island. It borders the waters of the Kill Van Kull to the north, as well as the neighborhoods of St. George, West New Brighton, and Randall Manor. Once a home for retired seamen, this 83-acre park is now a National Historic Landmark District consisting of Greek Revival, Italianate and Victorian-style buildings. It is dominated by large, older homes built before 1900, and its streets are shaded by spreading oak and elm trees.
WEST
BRIGHTON
West Brighton: Situated along Staten Island’s North Shore, West Brighton borders New Brighton to the east, Port Richmond to the west, the waters of the Kill Van Kull to the north, and neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Westerleigh, and Castleton corners to the south. The neighborhood is roughly defined as the area around and to the northeast of Clove Road and Forest Avenue.
WESTERLEIGH
Westerleigh’s residential core and feel is that of small-town America. Tree-lined streets, historical homes, a ballpark, park, and a neighborly friendly atmosphere. Westerleigh is located in the northwest quadrant of Staten Island. Bounded in the east by Manor Road, the west by the Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway, the south by Victory Boulevard, and to the north by Forest Avenue, Westerleigh is a residential area of mostly single-family homes, with close access to the Staten Island Expressway as well as public transportation.
SUNNYSIDE
Located in the Mid-Island region of Staten Island, Sunnyside is most famously known for its two parks: Clove Lakes Park and Silver Lake Park, that border on the west and east, respectively. The neighborhood is named for a boarding house that was established there in 1889 but was originally known as Clovenia or Clove Valley. Clove Road, which happens to be Sunnyside’s northern boundary, is also one of the island’s main thoroughfares.
FEATURED
COMMUNITIES
GRYMES
HILL
Grymes Hill is a North Shore neighborhood, which happens to be situated upon a hill by the same name. The Grymes Hill area is bordered on the west by Victory Boulevard, on the north by Cebra Avenue, and the south by Clove Road. Van Duzer Street and Richmond Road to the intersection of the Staten Island Expressway represent the final border.
RANDALL
MANOR
Randall Manor is a North Shore neighborhood bound by Bard Avenue in the west, Henderson Avenue to the north, and Forest Avenue to the south, bordered between the neighborhoods New Brighton and West Brighton. The neighborhood is named after Captain Robert Richard Randall, the founder of Sailors Snug Harbor. Randall Manor is one of the North Shore neighborhoods that has been nearly unaffected by the construction boom that followed the opening of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 1964.
SILVER
LAKE
The Silver Lake neighborhood to the east and south features several large privately owned apartment buildings. Also included in the neighborhood on the other side of the adjacent Silver Lake golf course, a series of mostly dead-end streets located above Forest Avenue. At the top of Hart Blvd are the Silver Lake Tennis Courts.
ST.
GEORGE
Snug Harbor is centrally located on the north shore of Staten Island. It borders the waters of the Kill Van Kull to the north, as well as the neighborhoods of St. George, West New Brighton, and Randall Manor. Once a home for retired seamen, this 83-acre park is now a National Historic Landmark District consisting of Greek Revival, Italianate and Victorian-style buildings. It is dominated by large, older homes built before 1900, and its streets are shaded by spreading oak and elm trees.
WEST
BRIGHTON
West Brighton: Situated along Staten Island’s North Shore, West Brighton borders New Brighton to the east, Port Richmond to the west, the waters of the Kill Van Kull to the north, and neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Westerleigh, and Castleton corners to the south. The neighborhood is roughly defined as the area around and to the northeast of Clove Road and Forest Avenue.
WESTERLEIGH
Westerleigh’s residential core and feel is that of small-town America. Tree-lined streets, historical homes, a ballpark, park, and a neighborly friendly atmosphere. Westerleigh is located in the northwest quadrant of Staten Island. Bounded in the east by Manor Road, the west by the Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway, the south by Victory Boulevard, and to the north by Forest Avenue, Westerleigh is a residential area of mostly single-family homes, with close access to the Staten Island Expressway as well as public transportation.
SUNNYSIDE
Located in the Mid-Island region of Staten Island, Sunnyside is most famously known for its two parks: Clove Lakes Park and Silver Lake Park, that border on the west and east, respectively. The neighborhood is named for a boarding house that was established there in 1889 but was originally known as Clovenia or Clove Valley. Clove Road, which happens to be Sunnyside’s northern boundary, is also one of the island’s main thoroughfares.
Address: 400 Victory Boulevard, Suite C
Staten Island, NY 10301
Phone: (718) 702-6848
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