Massapequa

Buttafli1277 Posted: Jan 01, 2003 09:13 PM

Massapequa

My FH and I are in the process of purchasing a house in North Massapequa. We're going to find out this weekend if the lady selling the house is going through with the sale.Long story! I was wondring if anyone here is from Massapequa and can tell me a bit more about the area??

Claud2001 Posted: Jan 01, 2003 09:22 PM

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I have two cousins and some friends who live in the Massapequa area - North Massapequa, actually. Also, when we were house hunting, we spent *alot* of time looking in that area. All of the Massapequas are nice - Mass Park and Biltmore Shores being the nicest and most desirable (read: most expensive), and East Massapequa the least desirable.

North Massapequa is great as long as you're not in Farmingdale schools. The best school district for Massapequa is #23.

Good luck - I hope everything goes well for you!

Lisa Rose Posted: Jan 01, 2003 09:57 PM

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I lived on North Pine Street in North MAssapequa for 8 years and loved the neighborhood! I do not have any children so do not know about the school district but from what I hear its very good.

Where in North Massapequa is the house?

RichsBride Posted: Jan 01, 2003 11:02 PM

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I work in Massapequa, about 70% of my patients live in N. Mass or Mass. People that live there love it, there seems to be a real sense of community. Good luck with everything, I hope it works out great for you!

verdila Posted: Jan 02, 2003 10:00 AM

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07052002 Posted: Jan 02, 2003 10:29 AM

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Grew up in N. Massapequa/Bethpage. School District #18 which is Plainedge. There are tons of houses for sale on my old street right off of Exit 6 of the SOB otherwise know as Elizabeth Drive
My brother and I didn't attend public schools because they ****ed then and are good now in the district. We went to St. James and then to St. Anthony's.
The neighborhood is going through a change since many of the families have kids that are now married and are moving out. So, basically it is Grandparents or newlyweds.

07052002 Posted: Jan 02, 2003 10:30 AM

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You also have access to the Ronkoncoma line as well as Babylon which is great if you are a commuter

anna Posted: Jan 02, 2003 10:31 AM

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My brother lives in Massapaequa Park and loves the area. Close to shopping, LIRR, and not far from the city...

Lots of luck !

jennbaby Posted: Jan 02, 2003 10:41 AM

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John lived in Massapequa a house on the canal when i met him, i LOVED it!!!!!!!!!

NovemberSue Posted: Jan 02, 2003 10:42 AM

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Massapequa is a nice area.

spreilly1 Posted: Jan 02, 2003 01:52 PM

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We are closing on a house in Massapequa Park on Jan. 15. Fi is form there and would not even consider leaving.

Sasha96 Posted: Jan 02, 2003 04:21 PM

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My FH is from Massapeuqa too. He is from Nassau Shores. The town is great...N. Mass. and Mass. Park. I work in Mass Park now. We looked in the area when we were house shopping b/c it's so nice there. Good Luck!

Buttafli1277 Posted: Jan 05, 2003 10:50 PM

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Thanx for reassuring me on the area. We're having some problems with the lady selling the house, but like I mentioned earlier, it's a long story. Hopefully tomorrow we find out. We just luv the area!

Helene718 Posted: Jan 05, 2003 11:10 PM

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verdila - When did you graduate from MHS?

endlessluv429 Posted: Jan 06, 2003 12:03 AM

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I live very close to N Massapequa and I'm in Plainedge school district which I only attended through 3th grade then it was private school till I graduated high school, but the schools are good and the area is great!

112903 Posted: Jan 06, 2003 06:42 PM

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I live in N. Massapequa on N. Suffolk and I am a Plainedge graduated. If I can afford a house here I would we are hoping to buy something after we are married. Forum mail me if you have any specific questions.