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Planning board advances townhouses project in Northport

Get our free LIBN e-alerts & breaking news notifications! This story is free for a LIMITED TIME. Rendering of townhome at The Preserve at Indian Hills. / Courtesy of Northwind Group Planning board advances townhouses project in Northport  By: David Winzelberg May 14, 2021 Comments Off on Planning board advances townhouses project in Northport  The Huntington Planning Board granted preliminary subdivision approval Wednesday for a proposed $60 million townhouse development at the Indian Hills Country Club in Northport.  Hauppauge-based Northwind Group had first pitched the project in 2016, when it purchased the 156-acre country club on Breeze Hill Road. Northwind, headed by developer Jim Tsunis, plans to preserve 90 percent of the country club property and build 74 townhouses for people aged 55 and over to be located in three areas on the perimeter of the golf course. 

Townhouse Project Greenlit For Northport Country Club

Replies(2) A rendering of a townhouse project that was greenlit for the Indian Hills Country Club in Northport. (NY Architectural Renderings and The Northwind Group) NORTHPORT, NY The preliminary site plan for a townhouse development at the Indian Hills Country Club in Northport was approved on Wednesday by the Huntington Planning Board. A 74-luxury condo project, estimated to cost between $50 million and $60 million, would make housing available for people 55 and over to purchase, Jim Tsunis, founder of The Northwind Group, told Patch. The developer hopes to start the work in September and estimated the project will take two to three years to complete.