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The luxurious 10-unit condominium complex

The luxurious 10-unit condominium complex

“The Panoramic View.” Full service units start at $2.5 million and maintenance costs are $14

“The Panoramic View.” Full service units start at $2.5 million and maintenance costs are $14

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The luxurious 10-unit condominium complex

The luxurious 10-unit condominium complex

author on Jul 23, 2008
We’ve just been re-reading the delightful book “Montauk” by Peg Winski, an “anecdotal history” according to the Montauk Historical Society, which published it in 1997. Something she wrote in her... more

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