$1,499,000
- 5 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 2,753 Sq Ft
12 Briarwood Ct, Saint James, NY 11780
James Szollosi
Signature Premier Properties
(866) 697-5919
$1,499,000
12 Briarwood Ct, Saint James, NY 11780
James Szollosi
Signature Premier Properties
(866) 697-5919
$1,399,999
23 Bacon Rd, Saint James, NY 11780
James Szollosi
Signature Premier Properties
(844) 552-9045
$1,599,000
18 Watercrest Ct, Saint James, NY 11780
Filomena Tortorella Signature Premier Properties
$1,599,000
30 Cordwood Path, Saint James, NY 11780
Kyle Roskot The Agency Northshore NY
$1,099,000
122 4th St, Saint James, NY 11780
James Haydon Realty Connect USA L I Inc
$1,099,000
120 4th St, Saint James, NY 11780
James Haydon Realty Connect USA L I Inc
$958,888
474 Route 25A, Saint James, NY 11780
Jin Tao Realty Connect USA L I Inc
$1,295,000 Open House 1/17
36 Vanderbilt Ave, Saint James, NY 11780
David Friedman Howard Hanna Coach
Head of the Harbor in Saint James is a three-square-mile, entirely residential neighborhood characterized by its rural and pastoral feel. The area is home to approximately 1,500 residents and features winding country roads, mature oak trees, and properties averaging 3,600 square feet on at least two acres. Housing consists solely of single-family homes, predominantly with five-plus bedrooms. The community borders Stony Brook Harbor and includes pockets of agricultural land, such as Harmony Vineyards and Bird’s Foot Farm. Local schools are highly rated, with Mills Pond Elementary School, The Stony Brook School, and Smithtown High School East all receiving high marks for their academic programs and extracurricular activities. Residents enjoy access to Long Beach and Avalon Nature Preserve, which offer natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The Deepwells Farm Historical Society hosts an annual haunted Halloween event, adding to the local charm. Dining options include The Trattoria for Italian cuisine and Del Fuego for Tex-Mex, while grocery shopping requires a short drive to nearby St. James. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, and while commuting to Manhattan is possible via the LIRR, it can take between 1 hour 20 minutes to over three hours depending on traffic.