Category: Home Restoration

With the correct address of The Home finally revealed, Fulgoni was able to visit the house and see it for himself. The house had been sitting vacant for three and a half years and left to succumb to the elements. Fulgoni then made a horrifying discovery.

Much like her husband, Alice Coltrane experienced extraordinary creative success within the walls of The Home. John and Alice had both dreamed of having their own in-house recording studio and decided to make that dream a reality. The couple utilized the spacious basement of their Dix Hills home to build their studio, complete with soundproofing…

On December 29, 2023, The John and Alice Coltrane Home welcomed multiple esteemed visitors to its property for a special ceremony. Suffolk County officials, Brandon Bibby of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and JumpSMART representatives gathered as Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone presented The Home with an oversized check for $1.75 million dollars.

October 9, 2018, marked a monumental day in the history of The John and Alice Coltrane Home. An estimated 200 people came together to celebrate the National Trust for Historic Preservation designating the home as a “National Treasure.

The Long Island landmark of The John and Alice Coltrane Home was recently recognized in a way that attracted an increased amount of attention to the restoration project. For the year of 2011, the National Trust for Historic Preservations added The Coltrane Home to its list of the 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.