84 Nassau Boulevard, Garden City, NY 11530

Presenting 84 Nassau Boulevard, an impressive 6 bedroom, 3.5 bath Dutch colonial nestled in the Estates section of Garden City. This exquisite home with over 3,600 interior square feet is perfect for both entertaining and everyday living. The expansive layout is adorned with custom moldings, intricate built-ins, 10 foot high ceilings throughout entire first floor, elegant fixtures and distinctive charm. As soon as you walk into the home, you are welcomed with an open concept living room and dining room, where a wood-burning fireplace sets the perfect ambiance. Flow seamlessly into the family room, bathed in natural light, where a beautifully appointed wood-burning fireplace creates a tranquil retreat for relaxation. The tremendous eat-in kitchen boasts ample cabinetry and gas cooking. A half bath, large walk-in pantry and laundry room complete the first floor. Walking up the staircase brings you to a large primary bedroom with wood-burning fireplace, walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. Three additional bedrooms and a full bath complete this floor. Continuing upstairs to the third floor leads to 2 additional bedrooms and a full bath. Some highlights of the home include 3 wood-burning fireplaces, newly refinished hardwood floors, back staircase, the house was just painted, new air conditioning, a huge basement and wrap-around front veranda. The 2-car garage with full-size loft (perfect for an office or studio) exits to a long driveway which is attached to a circular driveway, providing easy access to the home. The beautifully appointed private backyard on park-like property with lush landscaping and rear patio makes it perfect for entertaining. The house is located in close proximity to restaurants, shopping, downtown 7th Street, Garden City Country Club and just a few minutes from the Long Island Railroad. This is the first time in over 50 years this house is on the market. The current owners are only the third owners of the home and the original owner, Mr Howard Jones, built the home in 1906 and was the owner of Thomas Jones Decorative Glass Company. He was a renowned stained glass manufacturer and both the house and his life were featured in the August 15th, 2025 edition of the Garden City News. Featuring traditional architecture and the finest details throughout, this classic home will capture your heart at the front door and is not to be missed.