Monday, February 17, 2025
Bayville’s waterfront is set to receive a major facelift with the construction of three new waterfront homes and an upcoming restaurant and event space, marking an end to a decade and a half of vacancy along this stretch of Long Island Sound. After years of delays and stalled projects, Mayor Steve Minicozzi and property owner Lenny Gross broke ground this week, expressing optimism about the community’s newest development.
The 16-year vacant lot, once home to the popular Steve’s Pier Restaurant and an adjacent florist shop, has been a central in the village due to its prime location and potential for redevelopment.
“The property has been an eyesore for years,” Minicozzi said. “Finally, we’ve come to what I believe is a sensible development plan of three beautiful waterfront homes and a new restaurant to replace the old one.”
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