Huntington is in Suffolk County, New York, primary ZIP code 11743, located within the Town of Huntington on Long Island's Gold Coast North Shore. Population is approximately 19,600 residents in the village and CDP core. Yes, Huntington is considered one of Long Island's safest and most desirable coastal communities: offering top-rated public schools, a vibrant historic downtown district, harbor beaches, and direct LIRR train service into Manhattan.[1]
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Submarket Enclave | Housing Architecture | School District Zoning | Location & Commute Anchor |
|---|---|---|---|
Huntington Village Core | Historic Victorians, Capes, & In-Town Condos | Huntington UFSD | Walkable to Main St dining, Paramount, & Heckscher Park |
Huntington Bay & Harbor | Waterfront Estates & Custom Coastal Colonials | Huntington UFSD / Harborfields CSD | Private beach rights, mooring, Gold Star & Crescent Beach |
Harborfields / Greenlawn Border | Single-Family Colonials & Expansive Ranches | Harborfields CSD | Top-rated school access with quick drive to Greenlawn station |
Huntington Station Hub | Postwar Capes, Split-Levels, & Multi-Family | South Huntington UFSD / Huntington UFSD | Direct Huntington LIRR express rail platform into NYC |
Beachfront views paired with vibrant small-town living on Long Island's North Shore
Huntington is a historic beachfront community on Long Island's North Shore in Suffolk County, combining rich colonial history, natural coastal harbors, and an exceptional suburban quality of life. Settled in 1653 when English immigrants acquired the land from the Matinecock nation, Huntington developed around its natural harbors as an agricultural trading hub, later expanding through maritime whaling and manufacturing.[1]
Today, Huntington is a major cultural and commercial anchor for Long Island. With a population of approximately 19,600 in the village CDP core and 10 distinct surrounding neighborhood enclaves, Huntington balances a close-knit community vibe with a robust local economy. It offers seamless commuting into Manhattan via the Long Island Rail Road alongside a strong employment base within town limits.[1]
A walkable downtown district featuring fine dining, boutique shopping, art galleries, live music at The Paramount, and indie film at Cinema Arts Centre.
Direct access to Gold Star Beach, Crescent Beach, and Huntington Bay, offering boating, kayaking, and panoramic North Shore views.
Served by outstanding public school districts including Huntington Union Free School District and Harborfields Central School District.
Direct Port Jefferson Branch rail service from Huntington LIRR station into Penn Station and Grand Central Madison in under one hour.
Huntington provides residents with a relaxed North Shore suburban lifestyle where the majority of homeowners own their properties. The community's social fabric is enriched by a diverse resident base, highly rated public schools, and an energetic civic life. Numerous parks, beaches, and public preserves make outdoor recreation a daily norm for local families.[2]
Huntington offers an unrivaled retail and culinary scene spanning 98 square miles across the broader Town of Huntington. Shopping enthusiasts frequent the Huntington Shopping Center and the premier Walt Whitman Shops, featuring over 80 luxury stores including Bloomingdale's, Macy's, and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Culinary choices in Huntington Village are celebrated across Long Island. Prime delivers dockside harbor dining with a focus on dry-aged steaks and seafood. Kashi offers inventive sushi and Japanese fusion in a vibrant atmosphere, while Cafe Buenos Aires serves authentic Argentinian steaks and tapas alongside an expansive bar.
Nightlife and culture flourish at The Paramount, a premier 1,500-capacity live concert venue hosting national touring acts. Independent film lovers gather at the acclaimed Cinema Arts Centre, offering art-house screenings and community cultural programs.
Outdoor life revolves around sandy shores and community parks. Gold Star Beach and Crescent Beach provide calm bay waters, playgrounds, and picnic grounds. In the heart of the village sits Heckscher Park: widely considered the "Central Park" of Huntington: featuring walking paths, a large playground, and a scenic pond that hosts outdoor concerts and community festivals.[2]
Golfers and country club enthusiasts value the private Huntington Country Club, steeped in North Shore history. Art lovers frequent the Heckscher Museum of Art, located inside Heckscher Park, featuring a permanent collection of over 2,300 American and European artworks.
Huntington is served by multiple top-tier public school districts depending on specific neighborhood boundaries, including Huntington Union Free School District and Harborfields Central School District.[3]
Note: School district zoning varies by specific address in the Town of Huntington. Buyers should verify district assignments directly prior to purchase.
Huntington real estate features diverse property types: from Village historic colonials and walkable condos to luxury North Shore waterfront estates in Huntington Bay. Strong buyer demand is driven by the vibrant village core, waterfront amenities, and LIRR express rail access.[4]
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Huntington is in Suffolk County, New York, on Long Island's North Shore within the Town of Huntington.[1]
The primary ZIP code for Huntington, NY is 11743 (which includes Huntington Bay and Lloyd Harbor). Neighboring Huntington Station uses 11746.[1]
Yes. Huntington station on the Port Jefferson Branch is a major LIRR hub offering direct express trains into Penn Station and Grand Central Madison in approximately 55 to 65 minutes.[2]
Yes. Huntington consistently ranks among Long Island's top communities due to its vibrant downtown village, highly rated schools, harbor access, cultural venues, and strong real estate values.[3]
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42,423 people live in Huntington , where the median age is 45.4 and the average individual income is $87,345. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Huntington has 15,665 households, with an average household size of 2.69. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Huntington do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 42,423 people call Huntington home. The population density is 1,653 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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