3745 Nassau Point Road

Cutchogue captivates potential home buyers with its perfect blend of rural tranquility and coastal beauty. Surrounded by picturesque vineyards and farmland, this charming hamlet offers a peaceful retreat amidst scenic landscapes. Residents enjoy a close-knit community atmosphere, excellent schools, and convenient access to both pristine beaches and renowned wineries. Whether you're seeking a serene escape or a vibrant coastal lifestyle, Cutchogue promises the ideal balance of countryside charm and seaside allure. The average residential sale price in Cutchogue in 2024 was approximately $1,457,000. Areas of Cutchogue: Nassau Point: Among the coves and creeks at the hamlet’s southern end is a peninsula called Nassau Point, known for it's unexpected hilly terrain, properties offering superb privacy and elevated waterfront views. Albert Einstein spent a brief but memorable time in Cutchogue, during the summer of 1939, where he rented a cottage on Nassau Point. It was a period of respite for the renowned physicist, who sought solitude and relaxation amidst the natural beauty of Long Island's North Fork, as many still do today. Fleets Neck Community: Down to earth beachy neighborhood with one of the best bay beaches in the region. Click here to view a few homes that we've sold in the area as a reference point on vibe and offerings. New Suffolk: Worthy of its own section, see our community guide here. The Elkin Team has been the #1 producing real estate team on the North Fork since 2021, and are on the path to reclaim that title in 2024. Known for their marketing strategies, strong sales results, and approachability, the Elkin Team is one of the most hired real estate professional groups on the East End. Don't just take it from us, here's what renowned publications are saying about the area: The New York Times: An Appealing Alternative to the Hamptons The Suffolk County hamlet attracts buyers with walkable beaches, low-key restaurants and good schools. But finding a home there has never been harder. The Northforker: The Unending Allure of Nassau Point On a trip to Nassau Point in Cutchogue, you instantly know you've entered a different part of the North Fork. Instead of the flat, marshy lands characteristic of the area, the road twists and turns around corners and over small slopes. Big mansions are separated by traditional colonial homes, and the street is mostly quiet with the exception of the many neighborhood people breathing in the fresh air while out on a walk. The New York Times: The Next Chapter for the Wineries on Long Island's North Fork The East End's first vineyards were planted in the 1970's, and some family owned-businesses are now attracting investors from elsewhere. The New York Times: Living in Cutchogue, NY Scenes and sights from life in Cutchogue. See what's available today