House Surveyor Strathmore, NY

Property Surveys in Strathmore, NY

Don’t let property lines be a mystery. Islandwide Land Surveyors provides accurate house surveying services in Strathmore, NY.

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Reasons to Survey in Nassau County

  • Clearly define your property and avoid neighbor disputes.
  • Meet Nassau County zoning regulations with confidence.
  • Obtain necessary documents like Elevation Certificates.
  • Plan your property development with accurate boundaries.
  • Five small model houses with red roofs and white walls are placed on architectural blueprints. The blueprints display various lot outlines and zoning patterns, suggesting urban planning or residential development concepts.

    Surveyors in Strathmore, NY

    Locally Serving Nassau County

    Islandwide Land Surveyors is a trusted local source for accurate house surveying services in Strathmore and across Nassau County. We use high-precision GPS equipment and advanced surveying software for precise property mapping. At Islandwide Land Surveyors, we’re here to help you understand your property.

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    House Survey Process

    Our Approach

  • Initial Assessment: We’ll discuss your needs and assess your property goals.
  • Fieldwork: Our licensed surveyors will meticulously measure and map your property, using the latest technology.
  • Report Delivery: We’ll provide you with a complete survey report, including all relevant features and boundary markers.
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    NY House Surveys

    Understanding Property Surveys

    A professional house survey is essential for homeowners in NY. It defines your property boundaries and reveals potential issues. Islandwide Land Surveyors offers a complete range of surveying services in Strathmore and throughout Nassau County. Our services include boundary surveys, topographic surveys, and Elevation Certificates.

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    Much of what is now the southern part of Strathmore was once part of the estate of Frank A. Munsey. Following his death, he bequeathed the land to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which ultimately developed some of the land as Munsey Park and sold the area south of Northern Boulevard to the Vanderbilt family, and the land remained in Vanderbilt family ownership for roughly a decade; their mansion, which had previously been owned by Louis Sherry, is now the Strathmore-Vanderbilt Country Club. The residents in the Strathmore-Vanderbilt subdivision have deeded memberships to the country club.

    In February 1944, a massive fire broke out in the shopping area of Strathmore Village (now the Americana Manhasset). The fire severely damaged 15 shops, along with the Levitt & Sons real estate office which was built only 2 years prior. The cost of the damage was estimated to be roughly $250,000 (1944 USD).

    In the 1990s, residents in Strathmore grew concerned over the fate of the former Manhasset Club (which was originally known as the Village Bath Club). More than 1,000 residents petitioned for the club to be purchased by the Manhasset Park District to keep it operating as a public park. After that failed, residents attempted to have the Town of North Hempstead landmark the club’s main building, which was designed to resemble a California hunting lodge designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The North Hempstead Landmarks Commission ultimately denied their requests, claiming that the building was not a landmark. Ultimately the building (and the rest of the 2.5-acre (1.0 ha) property) was soon demolished and replaced with new homes.

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