A Saltbox home is a type of house that looks a bit like a box for storing salt, which is where it gets its name. It has a slanted roof that is longer in the back than in the front. The front part of the house is usually two stories tall, and the back part is only one story, making the roof look uneven. This design was used a long time ago to make houses bigger and easier to build.
Yes, there are Saltbox homes on Long Island! While they are more commonly found in New England, some historic areas of Long Island have Saltbox-style homes, especially in older towns like Sag Harbor, Huntington, and East Hampton. These homes reflect the colonial history of the region and are often prized for their unique and charming design.
Looking to sell your Long Island Saltbox home or any other architectural style home? Contact Lawrence and Sheila Agranoff, REALTORS® at our Cell: 631-805-4400
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