19 Hawley Road sits at the quiet end of a cul de sac off Blueberry Lane, on just over an acre that backs directly to 25.

19 Hawley Road sits at the quiet end of a cul-de-sac off Blueberry Lane, on just over an acre that backs directly to 25.47 acres of protected, undevelopable city land - a rare piece of permanence in Huntington. The home is set back, settled in, and almost entirely private; the kind of property where the road ends and the noise of everywhere else falls away. Inside, a sprawling single-floor layout opens with natural light and an easy flow from kitchen to living room. Cherry-oak cabinetry, granite counters, and hardwood floors anchor the main living spaces, with an island that seats four for casual mornings and a separate dining area for slower dinners just steps away. Five bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths offer real flexibility, including a primary suite with sliders that open directly to the pool and bluestone patio beyond. Outside is where 19 Hawley reveals itself. Bluestone wraps the back of the home in a continuous patio, framed by stone walls, mature plantings, and a sculpted garden of evergreens and weeping cherries. A saltwater pool, gated in wrought iron, sits at the center, with a fire pit, lounging areas, and a small barn at the edge of the lawn. Beyond the fence, the yard stretches into open green space and disappears into the woods. The home rests on a 3,400-square-foot footprint, with a three-car garage below, and generous dry storage. A quiet life at the end of the road, with a back boundary that will never change.