If you've been watching Nesconset, you already know how rarely the right house comes up.2 Barrett Court just hit the market at $765,000 – and it's the kind of listing that checks boxes,
Dated: May 11 2026
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If you've been watching Nesconset, you already know how rarely the right house comes up.
2 Barrett Court just hit the market at $765,000 – and it's the kind of listing that checks boxes quietly, without needing to shout about it.
Here's what you're getting.
The main level flows the way people actually live: living room up front with great natural light, formal dining room off the entryway, an eat-in kitchen with room to gather, and a den in the back with sliding doors opening to the deck. The half bath on the main level is the kind of thing you don't think about until you don't have it.
Upstairs, four bedrooms, including an oversized primary suite with a full ensuite bath and generous closet space. The additional three bedrooms share a full hall bath.
It's a straightforward Colonial layout – and that's a good thing. These homes work.
One of the first questions buyers ask is: what's been done?
At 2 Barrett Court, the answer is reassuring.
The roof was replaced approximately 7 years ago. The burner was replaced about 2.5 years ago. The above-ground oil tank was recently replaced. And a 6-zone sprinkler system keeps the grounds looking maintained year-round without any extra effort on your part.
The big-ticket worries are already off the list.
The backyard is level, fenced, and framed by mature specimen trees that give it a sense of privacy you don't find on every street. The attached one-car garage rounds out the practicality.
And the location – a quiet cul-de-sac – means low through-traffic and a neighborhood where people tend to stay.
Nesconset puts you close to parks, local dining, and everyday conveniences without feeling suburban in the way that wears on you. The LIRR connection makes it practical for commuters. And the quarter-acre lot gives you outdoor space without an overwhelming amount of upkeep.
Homes like this in Nesconset don't come around often – and when they do, they tend to move.
To schedule a private showing or get more information, reach out directly:
Signature Premier Properties
631-327-2700
homessoldbysusan.com
I know this area well and I'm happy to answer any questions before you decide whether it's worth a visit.
Susan Modelewski | Trusted Long Island Real Estate AgentSusan Modelewski is a licensed Realtor® with Signature Premier Properties in Northport, New York, serving home buyers, sellers, and investor....
If you've been watching Nesconset, you already know how rarely the right house comes up.2 Barrett Court just hit the market at $765,000 – and it's the kind of listing that checks boxes,
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