Single Family Residence In Little Neck

Welcome to a truly special Little Neck residence where timeless Old-World charm meets thoughtful modern updates, set high above the neighborhood on an exceptional 10,230-square-foot lot.

Surrounded by mature trees, beautifully tended gardens, and meticulous landscaping, this gracious home offers a rare combination of privacy, character, and space. Inside, classic architectural details blend seamlessly with modern comforts. The newly updated kitchen features high-end Viking appliances, while the generous dining room with built-ins provides an elegant setting for entertaining and family gatherings.

The inviting family room, complete with a fireplace, overlooks the beautifully landscaped grounds and offers a warm place to enjoy every season. The primary bedroom features a charming adjoining sunroom with stunning sunset and garden views, creating a peaceful, light-filled retreat.

The expansive property has been thoughtfully designed as a private garden oasis, featuring lush plantings, mature trees, and a serene koi pond. Its elevated setting provides open vistas, picturesque bridge views during the fall and winter, and spectacular sunsets. Professional landscape lighting in both the front and rear is remotely controlled, while a six-zone irrigation system provides convenient coverage throughout the grounds.

A private, separate entrance to the basement adds additional convenience, flexibility, and privacy.

Ideally located in Little Neck, the home offers a peaceful residential setting while remaining close to Northern Boulevard’s restaurants, cafés, shopping, and everyday conveniences. The Little Neck LIRR station provides service on the Port Washington Branch, while nearby bus routes, the Long Island Expressway, and Cross Island Parkway make travel throughout Queens, Long Island, and Manhattan convenient. J. H. S. 67 Louis Pasteur is also just a few blocks away.

251-61 Gaskell Road is a rare opportunity to enjoy exceptional land, beautiful gardens, elevated views, timeless character, and modern updates—all within New York City.