Steeped in history, this 1873 Waterfront Victorian—built by George Brown of Brown Brothers Pottery—has 103’ of water frontage and pairs classic character with modern comforts. The property offers a gingerbread-trim porch, brick walkway, and 2 driveways with ample parking. Double doors with a vibrant transom open to a foyer with a graceful stairway, traditional balusters, and original newel posts, while knotty pine floors run throughout. The kitchen features a tin ceiling, granite counters, and stainless-steel appliances. The living room offers a lovely fireplace and breathtaking water views. This space flows into a dining room with a spectacular glass conservatory overlooking the harbor and picturesque boats for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Off the conservatory, a deck offers a spot for al fresco dining. A mudroom leads to a full bath with a nautical porthole window. The 2nd floor hosts a master suite with water views, 2 closets, and a spa-inspired marble bath with a soaking tub and large shower. An additional bedroom completes this level. The 3rd floor offers an en-suite retreat nestled in the eaves with a full bath and vaulted ceiling. The walkout lower level is ideal as a study, den, or space for grand-scale gatherings, featuring a full bath and wet bar. French doors open to a covered brick patio with separate storage for kayaks or outdoor gear. The grounds are enclosed by low-maintenance fencing and feature an additional patio near the water overlooking the harbor and sandy beach, complete with a fire pit and shed. Located close to Huntington Village, shopping, dining, the LIRR, and marinas, this property is the epitome of classic waterfront living.