Historic Long Island home hits the market for first time in 61 years for $1.7M

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The Davison House, located in Northport, Long Island, was built back in 1935 and was last on the market in 1963.

Back to ReadingOne of the first modern homes in America lists in Long Island for the first time since it was last purchased 64 years ago.

Davison and Calendar were members of a group of early modernists who utilized new materials and construction techniques aimed at energy efficiency and contemporary living spaces.The home, located in Northport, New York has hit the market for the first time in 61 years for $1.8 million.

The Davison House is one of four modern homes originally constructed on a 20-acre plot of land known as The Fort Salonga Colony. Today, only two of these original modern homes remain.The property is situated on nearly 3 acres and occupies over 2,300 square feet. It boasts an in-ground pool and a pool house.Now set on a secluded 2.86-acre lot, The Davison House is surrounded by mature trees, some over 100 years old, providing privacy and a serene atmosphere just 50 miles from Brooklyn.

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