Rocky Point, NY Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Rocky Point, NY

The Hallock Homestead is located at 172 Hallock Landing road, just one block before the beach. The Cape Cod historic house was built in 1721 for Noah & Bethia Hallock who were married In October that year. Eight generations of the Hallock family lived there until the Via Cava family purchased it in 1964.Original artifacts and archival photographs are on display in fifteen rooms, depicting Rocky Point's amazing history from the early 18th century, through involvement in the Revolutionary War, Rocky Point's participation in the Civil war, farming, dairies, the Cordwood industry through the 20th century with the arrival of RCA Radio Central, the world's largest and most powerful wireless transmitting station. NOAH HALLOCK HOMESTEAD OPENS FOR TOURS The Rocky Point Historical Society open their Spring guided tours of the Noah Hallock Homestead on Saturday, April 6th from 1-3 PM. Tours will continue on Saturdays thru December. Take a trip back in time with a visit to the Noah Hallock Homestead, at 172 Hallock Landing Road in Rocky Point hosted by trained docents. The house was built in 1721 when Noah Hallock and Bethia Young's were married in November of that year and made Rocky Point their home. Three of their sons and three of their grandsons served as soldiers and patriots in the Revolutionary War. Noah and Bethia's descendants lived in the Homestead and worked the farm for eight generations, through the next century and on to a good part of the twentieth century. At one time the Hallock family owned much of the land in Rocky Point. The house has a gable roof wing on the west and 3 bay and the original wood shingles attest to their care through the centuries. In the mid nineteenth century Greek Revival details were added, such as the entrance containing sidelights, transom and paneled front door. The old metal roof is unique and in excellent condition for its age. The house is a showplace of original furniture, artifacts, farm equipment and archival photographs. It depicts life in Rocky Point from the early 18th century thru the 20th century with the establishment of RCA Radio Central, the world's largest transmitting station from 1921-1978. http://www.rockypointhistoricalsociety.org/ less

Home to the panoramic Rocky Point Preserve with miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, Rocky Point is an idyllic hamlet filled with residents who have made it a special place. Thoughtful planning is evident throughout the community, although nature bestowed one of the most precious treasures-the picturesque waterfront. Community involvement in groups and clubs runs high, enriching daily life and giving newcomers a chance to become immediately involved. Elegant shopping, golfing, and open spaces to play are hallmarks of the area. In spite of development, residents and planners have never lost sight of environmental protection. The downtown district with its cluster of shops, services, and dining options is known for personalized service and flair. Residents enjoy some of the most stunning scenery on Long Island, nestled along the fabled North Shore. Bridgeport, Connecticut, is just a ferry ride away. Gentle hills clad with old-growth forest set against the rugged shoreline of Long Island Sound create a breathtaking landscape. less

If you're a biking enthusiast, Rocky Point is the place for you. With more than one bike store and off-road trails through the state forest at Rocky Point on the old RCA property, you are in for a good time! You'll need a state issued permit but for those of us looking for a workout, we're in the right place. Parking is available in a couple of lots along the 25a bypass so access is easy. Stop at one of two terrific bakeries in town to reward yourself for such hard work! less