Listen to this articleA newly built luxury apartment complex in Hauppauge is welcoming its first tenants.
Called the Carlow Wind Watch, the $60 million development from Nashville, Tenn.-based Southern Land Company brings 150 apartments in two buildings to a 5.3-acre site at 1721 Motor Parkway just east of the Wind Watch Golf & Country Club and Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Comprised of a five-story building and a seven-story building, the Carlow Wind Watch offers a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom rental residences. The apartments range from 935 square feet to 1,755 square feet with monthly rents starting at $3,802.
Each apartment features a designer kitchen with stainless steel appliances and finishes, and includes a gas range, washer and dryer, custom closet system, and balcony or terrace. Amenities at the new complex include full-time concierge services, a resort-style pool and heated spa, outdoor dining room with gas grills, a resident clubroom and lounge area, a convertible community table for game nights, poker table, pool table, shuffleboard, co-working space with private meeting rooms, fitness center, yoga studio and a golf simulator.
“We are proud to introduce Carlow in this peaceful hamlet on Long Island and provide opportunities for residents to enjoy unparalleled luxury apartment living,” Southern Land Founder and CEO Tim Downey said in a company statement. “Carlow exemplifies luxury living through its sophisticated design, premium amenities, and idyllic views of Wind Watch Golf & Country Club, creating an environment where residents of all ages can cultivate meaningful connections and prioritize wellness.”
The pet-friendly Carlow Wind Watch also provides secured parking with two spaces per residence, access control home entry and a package locker room for secure mail delivery and storage.
The Hauppauge development is Southern Land’s first to open on Long Island. The company plans to open its next Long Island apartment project, a $105 million development in Garden City called Florent, next month. The four-story, 183,000-square-foot project, built on 4.5 acres at 555 Stewart Ave., brings a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom rental apartments.
Founded in 1986, Southern Land got its start by building single-family homes before it entered the multifamily market. The company has projects in nine states, with regional offices in New York City, Philadelphia, Plano, Texas, Denver and Vallejo, Calif. Southern Land’s current project pipeline is valued at $3 billion, according to the company.