Want to spend your some of your summer on the East End of Long Island but haven't had chance to nail down a place yet? Don’t panic just yet. Yes, most folks have probably already paid deposits on their rentals for the busy months of July and August, but there are lots of places that are still available for the month of June, especially on the North Fork, which isn't a scene quite like the Hamptons. And since June is typically less popular than the rest of the summer, it’s cheaper to rent then.
Here are four houses and an apartment on the North Fork of Long Island that can be yours for under $4,000 for the month of June.
Listed for $4,000, this 654-square-foot, one-bedroom cottage (also shown at top) is tucked into the woods and has access to a pond and a brook. There are also barbecues on the deck, and a fireplace in the living room. It’s a short walk to Goldsmith’s Inlet. No pets allowed.
This three-bedroom, two-bath house has an open floor plan as well as a large backyard with a deck that has seating and a grill. There are window air conditioner units in each bedroom. All utilities are included. Cleaning is available for an additional fee. It’s listed for $2,500.
Asking $3,500, this 1,405-square-foot, three-bedroom, one-bath cottage has water views and central air. It’s a 25-minute walk to New Suffolk Beach, and a quick car ride to Emerson Park and Goldsmith Inlet Park. Pets are allowed.
Listed for $3,000, this 550-square-foot apartment has one bedroom with a queen-sized bed, a full bathroom, and a kitchen that opens into a dining/living space that has two sleeper sofas. Just outside the bedroom is a private garden with outdoor furniture and a gas grill.
This 640-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bath cottage has an eat-in kitchen, hardwood floors, a fireplace, a screened porch, and an outdoor shower. It’s priced at $4,000, and is close to New Suffolk Beach. No pets allowed.
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