PATCHOGUE, NY—The Cornerstone Waterfront at Patchogue is a four-story apartment complex that’s been given conditional approval from the Patchogue Village Planning Board after some local opposition from residents and board members which led to plan revisions. Read More…
Cornerstone Supporters Speak Up The article below was Published August 1, 2019 by Randall Waszynski in Long Island Advance Click to view the published article Third hearing sees significant increase in support for the project The Village of Patchogue Planning Board’s third hearing regarding the proposed Cornerstone at Patchogue waterfront apartments on Mulford Street attracted a … Read more
The Cornerstone Waterfront at Patchogue by Terwilliger & Bartone Properties is a proud partner of Mondays at Racine and is thrilled to support this impactful event through the “Mondays for Mondays” contest in partnership…
There has been much to do about the proposed Cornerstone project on the east side of the Patchogue River, where the old WR Marran & Sons oil facility used to stand. Check out this article to get the facts…
Working with the community to ensure our proposal fits the neighborhood and community at-large is a core tenant of what we do. When plans first were presented, we received valuable feedback that has since been incorporated into the proposal.
We regret to announce that the Cornerstone Waterfront at Patchogue community meeting, originally scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. at The Oar Restaurant, has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances out of our control. Read more…
Anthony Bartone, a Long Island-based multifamily developer, spoke with Greater Patchogue Friday about the project’s history and the plans to build luxury apartments off Mulford Street. Read more…
The Planning Board adjourned consideration regarding The Cornerstone Waterfront at Patchogue, a 50-unit luxury waterfront rental complex at the end of Mulford Street in Patchogue Village at Tuesday night’s meeting.
The seats and even the hallways of Patchogue Village Hall were packed for Tuesday night’s Planning Board meeting in Village Hall.
The approximately two-acre property that spans two lots at the end of Mulford Street off West Avenue has a spectacular waterfront view of the Patchogue River. Read more…