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The Beacon Condo Sales at Garvies Point to Begin This Month [RENDERINGS]

Sales at the 167-unit condominium property will be through Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty.

Condominium sales at The Beacon on the Glen Cove waterfront, which is the first property that will open at Garvies Point, are scheduled to begin this month, real estate developer RXR Realty announced.

The exclusive partner for The Beacon was announced Monday as Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty. RXR successfully partnered with Sotheby’s at The Ritz-Carlton Residences in North Hills; over 90 percent of the completed condominiums have already been sold there. The company’s performance at the Ritz-Carlton led RXR to partner with them to handle marketing and sales for Garvies Point as well.

“Glen Cove has so much to offer, from its incredible views of the Long Island Sound to its welcoming community, and we look forward to giving both long-time residents and those coming here for the first time an opportunity to call this historic waterfront home,” Scott Rechler, chairman and chief executive officer of RXR Realty, said in a press release. “With spacious units, excellent views and extensive amenities, The Beacon will be the first of its kind in Glen Cove.”

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The Beacon will offer 167 units, ranging from one-, two- and three-bedroom residences that offer between 906 to 2,052 square feet of space.

RXR says residents will have access to various outdoor spaces, including rooftop terraces at the penthouse level, courtyard terraces at ground level as well as outdoor balconies for nearly every unit. The Beacon will offer a lobby, outdoor pool, fitness center and yoga studio, library, lounge, club room, screening room and marina.

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The Beacon renderings:

Street view
Street view
Waterfront view
Ground terrace
Roofdeck

“Garvies Point is poised to deliver an exceptional, smart community lifestyle that will set the bar of future development on Long Island,” Patricia J. Petersen, president & CEO of Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, said.

The $1 billion Garvies Point Waterfront Redevelopment, which is expected to be one of the largest developments ever on Long Island, broke ground in December. The sale was finalized on Nov. 22.

View more renderings here:

Renderings via RXR Realty

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