$2,650 - $4,555 per month
Cornerstone Westbury
Studio-2 Beds
461 Railroad Ave, Westbury, NY 11590
$2,650 - $4,555 per month
Cornerstone Westbury
Studio-2 Beds
461 Railroad Ave, Westbury, NY 11590
$2,999 per month
461 Railroad Ave, Westbury, NY 11590
Direct access to Brand New Westbury Train Platform. Just a few blocks from Eisenhauer Park and downtown Westbury. Features include: covered garage, 2 fitness rooms, 2 clubrooms, rooftop courtyards, full time wuper and staff. High ceilings, stainless appliances, quartz counters, A/C, washer/dryer, tile bathrooms and backsplashes. Simulated wood floors throughout, oversized windows. ADA accessible.
Michelle Bartone Exit Realty All Pro
$3,928 per month
461 Railroad Ave, Westbury, NY 11590
Direct access to brand new Westbury train platform. Just a few blocks from Eisenhauer Park and downtown Westbury. Features include: Covered garage, 2 Fitness rooms, 2 Clubrooms, Rooftop Courtyards, Full Time Super and Staff. High Ceilings, Stainless Appliances, Quartz Counters, A/C, Washer/ Dryer, Tile Bathrooms and Backsplashes. Simulated Wood Floors Throughout, Oversized Windows. ADA Accessible.
Michelle Bartone Exit Realty All Pro
$3,990 per month
461 Railroad Ave, Westbury, NY 11590
Direct access to brand new Westbury train platform. Just a few blocks from Eisenhauer Park and downtown Westbury. Features include: Covered garage, 2 Fitness rooms, 2 Club rooms, Rooftop Courtyards, Full Time Super and Staff. High ceilings, stainless appliances, quartz counters, A/C, washer/ dryer, tile bathrooms and backsplashes. Simulated wood floors throughout. Oversized windows. ADA
Michelle Bartone Exit Realty All Pro
$23,000 per month
990 Westbury Rd Unit 3, Westbury, NY 11590
on 3rd whole floor 12,000 Sqft. for Rent $23,000 included tax per month. Beautifully equipped the all kinds of office equipment like Desks,chairs,Cabinets and so on. private elevator for 3rd floor only. and lots of parking spaces. It is possible to purchase the Building by options around $6,500,000
David Kim Promise Realty LLC
Among Nassau County hamlets, New Cassel is one with a notably storied and enduring history of diversity. Formerly enslaved farmers tended to an agricultural landscape alongside Hessian settlers whose homeland gave the hamlet its name in the years following the American Revolution. Surrounded by communities that enacted race-restrictive covenants during the mid-20th-century suburbanization boom, it became an accessible place for Black and Latino Long Islanders to achieve suburban homeownership. Long decades of economic downturn and neglect broug ...