Housing stock
Expect everything from maintained condominium communities to substantial colonials on half-acre and acre parcels, plus 55-and-over options that rarely sit long on the market.
Melville, New York
Melville Real Estate with Jonathan Jean Noel
The Route 110 business corridor with quiet residential pockets.
About the Melville market
Melville pairs Long Island's largest employment corridor with calm residential enclaves and one of the area's deepest ranges of housing: townhouses and condominiums, classic post-war colonials, and gated communities with country-club amenities. It is a natural fit for professionals who want to live close to work without giving up a suburban feel.
Daily life
Walt Whitman Shops, Sweet Hollow Park and the West Hills trails are local staples, with dining and services all along Route 110.
Commuting
Direct access to the LIE, Northern State and Route 110, with the Huntington LIRR station a short drive north.
Melville questions buyers and sellers ask
- Is Melville a good place to buy a condo or townhouse?
- Yes. Melville has one of the strongest attached-home markets in the Town of Huntington, which appeals to first-time buyers and to owners downsizing from larger Dix Hills or Melville colonials.
- What drives Melville home values?
- Lot size, updates to kitchens and baths, and proximity to the Route 110 corridor all influence value. Two similar houses a mile apart can price very differently.
- Are there 55-and-over communities in Melville?
- There are several active-adult communities in and around Melville. Inventory is limited, so buyers usually need to be ready to move quickly when a unit lists.
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- Lloyd Harbor, NYTwo-acre zoning, private beaches and estate properties.
- Plainview, NYEstablished neighborhoods and a central location.