Huntington,
New York.

Real estate in Huntington

Huntington sits on the north shore at the western side of Suffolk County, and its village downtown is a destination of its own. New York Avenue, Main Street, and Wall Street meet in a grid of restaurants, shops, galleries, and venues, including The Paramount for concerts. The Cinema Arts Centre, for film, is near the village.

The water is close. Huntington Harbor opens to Huntington Bay and Long Island Sound, with marinas and moorings along its shore. Heckscher Park, home to the Heckscher Museum of Art, is a green space right by the village, and the Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve in nearby Lloyd Harbor offers miles of trails and shoreline on the Sound.

Housing covers a lot of ground. Close to the village are Victorians, older colonials, and homes with front porches on smaller lots. Around them are capes, ranches, split levels, and colonials, and the hills near the harbor hold larger homes, some with water views or frontage. Condominiums and co-ops near downtown add options for buyers who want to be close to everything with less maintenance. Because values can shift quickly between the village, the harbor, and the streets beyond, we compare sales block by block.

For commuters, the Huntington station is a short drive south of the village. It is where electric service on the Port Jefferson Branch of the LIRR ends, so many trains start and end here. New York Avenue runs north and south through town, and Jericho Turnpike, the Northern State Parkway, and the Long Island Expressway cross the area. We handle Huntington listings and buyer searches regularly and know how the village, the harbor, and the station each factor into value.