Huntington Station NY Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Huntington Station is a community in Suffolk County’s Town of Huntington on Long Island, New York, with a close-knit ambiance and many conveniences, including its proximity to the hamlet of Huntington’s lively downtown and the pristine beaches of the North Shore. The neighborhood itself offers a rich assortment of shops, restaurants, beautiful homes, active parks, and other local attractions.

Local Area Information

Huntington Station is an unincorporated area and census-designated place (CDP) in the Town of Huntington in northwest Suffolk County on Long Island, New York. It is surrounded by the hamlet of Huntington to the north and northeast, Greenlawn to the east, South Huntington to the south, West Hills to the southwest, and Cold Spring Harbor to the northwest.

The community began in the 19th century with the arrival of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) in the area. If the LIRR hadn’t built the Huntington Station, there wouldn’t be a Huntington Station. In 1867, the railroad expanded to the hills south of Huntington in an area known then as “Fairground” and established a station surrounded by farmland. The town adopted the name of the railroad station and became known as Huntington Station.

The area today provides a wide variety of first-rate dining and retail options largely clustered along New York Avenue, Depot Road, and East/West Jericho Turnpike, which forms Huntington Station’s southern border.

Residential districts are made up of mostly single-family homes, though there are also plenty of condos, co-ops, and other multifamily residences. A number of homes are rentals, new constructions, potential mother-daughter, have accessory apartments, or located in gated communities. Luxury homes on large lots tend to have a pool and an expansive backyard, providing some privacy and a quiet environment. Most addresses use the Huntington Station, NY 11746 ZIP code, while others use the 11743 ZIP code.

The neighborhood is approximately 35 miles northeast of Manhattan, New York City, and served by the LIRR via the Port Jefferson Branch. The Huntington Station is the starting point of many trains going to New York City, since it is where the electrification for the Port Jefferson Branch also begins, making the hamlet an important center in the area.

Traveling to or from the city by car takes about an hour and five minutes to an hour and 47 minutes via the Long Island Expressway or Northern State Parkway.

General Information

Township: Town of Huntington | Huntington, New York

County: Suffolk County

Population: 34,878 (2020)

Classification: Hamlet, CDP

Chamber of Commerce: Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce

LIRR Train Station/Schedule: MTA.info/lirr
The LIRR serves Huntington Station via the Huntington Station.
Travel time to Manhattan, Penn Station is about
59 minutes to 1 hour 16 minutes.

Beaches & Parks

Breezy Park is an 11-acre park with modern facilities, such as two lighted multipurpose synthetic turf fields that can allow for various sports, including football, lacrosse and soccer. It also has a grass practice area, playground, and restrooms. The park features a girl’s statue in honor of an active Cold Spring Harbor Soccer Club member, who was nicknamed “Breezy” for playing the sport with such joy, and for whom the park is named.

Breezy Park is located on the northwest corner of Oakwood Road and West Rogues Path, at the back of Froehlich Farm Nature Preserve, and can accommodate parking of 190 vehicles.

Manor Field Park has been planted with new trees that can stimulate the different senses with their distinct colors, smells, textures and the sounds they make against the wind. The trees make for fun and unique sensory activities and games, such as the sensory scavenger hunt. The park also offers basketball, handball and tennis courts, soccer and softball fields, a lighted multipurpose synthetic turf field, a play area, restrooms and parking.

The Walt Whitman Birthplace State Historic Site features the unusual American architecture of the influential poet’s original dwelling. The home is on Route 110 just across the street from the Walt Whitman Center and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. At least 130 Whitman portraits, notes, manuscripts and other artifacts, as well as 19th century furniture are all on display. The site also houses a picnic area, gift shop and visitor center, and offers film showing, hiking and guided tours.

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