Wantagh Neighborhood Series

Before the holiday rush begins, November gives us something we may need more than we realize - a reason to slow down and enjoy the little things.

Halloween decorations come down, the clocks change, and suddenly Christmas seems to be everywhere. Somewhere in between, November can get a little lost. But maybe November deserves more credit.

Thanksgiving naturally makes us think about the big things we're grateful for. But sometimes it's the little things that make an ordinary day special - a good cup of coffee, a conversation with a neighbor, hearing from an old friend, laughing over dinner, or simply having nowhere you need to rush off to.

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Hello October!

October is one of my favorite times of year on Long Island. The cooler days, colorful leaves, pumpkins on front porches, and all the wonderful fall activities make it a great time to get out and enjoy our communities.

This month's Nancy's News is all about enjoying the season—whether you're looking for a local fall festival, a day of apple picking, some outdoor music and cider, or a few simple ideas to make your home feel warm and welcoming for fall.

I've gathered some of my favorite Fall Fun on Long Island, along with easy decorating ideas and, of course, Nancy's Homeowner Tip. So grab a sweater and enjoy everything October on Long Island has to offer!

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September means backpacks are packed, school buses are back on the road and another school year is beginning!

Wantagh's schools have long been an important part of the community. From the elementary years through high school graduation, students have opportunities to learn, grow, participate in activities and become part of their school community.

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Why So Many People Love the Flower Section

The Flower Section has been one of Wantagh's most desirable neighborhoods for more than 70 years. Built between 1951 and 1953, its quiet streets, charming Cape Cods and Ranches, mature trees, sidewalks, and generous 60' x 100' lots continue to attract buyers looking for a true neighborhood feel.

Made up of Rose Lane, Tulip Lane, Daffodil Lane, Dahlia Lane, and Harvest Road, this neighborhood has grown beautifully over the years. Many homeowners have expanded and dormered their homes, while others have transformed their original capes into spacious Colonials, all while preserving the neighborhood's charm.

Residents enjoy nearby shopping, beautiful parks, and the convenience of being just 1½ miles from the Wantagh LIRR station. It's easy to understand why so many buyers hope to call the Flower Section home.

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