Craigslist Finds in Hampton Bays, Westhampton Beach

Each week, we here at Patch will do the hard work of finding unusual, useful, or great deals on Craigslist that were listed by area residents. Now, if you’re interested, all that’s left to do is contact the owner.

Furniture

A queen-sized waterbed is available for $200 in Hampton Bays. For more information, click here.

How about a wood dining room set?  It's available in Hampton Bays for $1,200.  The set includes a table with leaf, four dining chairs and a hutch.  For more information, click here.

A wrought iron dining set is available in East Quogue for $750.  The set includes a 60" round glass table and 6 chairs. For more information, click here.

Outdoor Equipment

A Honda FR500 Rototiller is available in Hampton Bays for $700. The tiller has a 20"tiller width with a 10"tine diameter. For more information, click here.

Electronics

Want a big screen TV.  There is a four-year-old, HDTV projection television available in Hampton Bays for just $250. The owner says the tv is just too big at 60 inches. For more information, click here.

Antiques

A Westhampton Beach resident is looking to sell two antique irons from the early 19th century for $50 each.  For more information, click here.irons

1800s wooden wagon whees are available in Westhampton Beach. The owner is looking to sell them for $200. For more information, click here.

Children's Items

An East Quogue resident is looking to sell a Wood Kingdom Swingset for $350. For more information, click here.

Free Stuff

Now, here's a deal. An East Quogue resident is looking to get rid of an old upright piano that is still in good shape.  Get it for free by clicking here.

Need a pull-out couch? You can get it for free, you'd just need to buy a new mattress. For details, click here. 

A Hampton Bays homeowner is looking to get rid of a wool, hand-tufed carpet.  The owner says the 24" by 36" inch carpet it in good shape.  Click here for more details.

Need an entertainment center?  There is one available for free in Hampton Bays. The center is four feet tall. For more information, click here.