Farmingville

Farmingville

Located in Suffolk County

$369 Average Price per Sq Ft
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From farmland to quiet Long Island suburb

Farmingville started as an area with family-owned farms, but today, brand-new townhouses, apartments and single-family homes fill this residential town in Long Island. “Farmingville has more apartments than surrounding areas, but it’s a quiet residential town without much industry. They have a lot of entertainment, like car shows and concerts. It’s also in the middle of Long Island, close to the expressway,” says Larry McKenna, a team leader and licensed real estate agent with Signature Premier Properties who has over 17 years of experience helping homeowners in Farmingville and other Long Island towns. Interstate 495 runs along the southern border, and residents who commute into central New York have a short drive to Ronkonkoma Station to catch the train. In addition to convenient commuter routes, locals live near popular parks and historic sites like the 1850s schoolhouse at the Thomas Muratore Park at Farmingville Hills County Park to explore.

Welcome to Farmingville.
Welcome to Farmingville.
Visit the famous Veterans Memorial in Farmingville.
Visit the famous Veterans Memorial in Farmingville.
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Established Cape Cods and brand-new rental homes

With no sidewalks to take up space, residents live in Cape Cods or ranch-style homes that sit on large yards, often with a pool in the backyard, and usually sell for $435,000 to $625,000. “There is some new construction happening, but it’s very limited. You might see a developer buy a home with 2 or 3 acres, tear it down, and build a couple of new ones, but it’s few and far between,” McKenna says. The newer homes built as recently as 2024 feature Cape Cod-style designs and can sell for $650,000 to $745,000. The Arboretum is also growing with apartments and rental townhouses. The CAP Index score gives Farmingville a crime score of 2 out of 10, with 4 being the national average.

Colonial Revivals are popular in Farmingville.
Colonial Revivals are popular in Farmingville.
Ranch style homes are an option in Farmingville.
Ranch style homes are an option in Farmingville.
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Champions cheer at Sachem High East

Students head to Waverly Avenue Elementary School every morning for class and later attend Sagamore Middle School, both of which get B-plus ratings from Niche. Sachem High School East welcomes students to learn and join one of their many championship-winning teams, such as the cheerleading squad. Niche gives Sachem High East an A-minus. College students don't have to travel far to get to class at Suffolk County Community College, just north of the town.

Students head to Sagamore Middle School every morning for class.
Students head to Sagamore Middle School every morning for class.
Sachem High School East is located off of Granny Road.
Sachem High School East is located off of Granny Road.
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Exercising and learning at Thomas Muratore Park

Visitors to Thomas Muratore Park can stop by the Terry House and Bald Hill Schoolhouse, built in the 1850s, before hiking along the 2-mile trail. The Farmingville Historical Society also hosts events like Easter egg hunts and trick-or-treat trails for Halloween. Waverly Avenue Park and Greentree Park are quiet areas with playground equipment for kids and paved walking trails for morning joggers and dog walkers. Those who prefer exercising their brains can take a short drive to the Sachem Public Library or the Middle Country Public Library Selden Branch to check out books or enroll in programs for patrons of all ages.

The Bald Hill Schoolhouse at Thomas Muratore Park can be toured virtually.
The Bald Hill Schoolhouse at Thomas Muratore Park can be toured virtually.
Take a stroll on the many paths of Thomas Muratore Park.
Take a stroll on the many paths of Thomas Muratore Park.
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Trying Portuguese and Mexican dishes at Fax Chix

Horseblock Road is lined with restaurants like Olé Restaurant, a popular spot for its Portuguese menu. Sam’s Sushi Bistro is known for its friendly service and selection of sushi, bento boxes and soups. Residents get a table at Fax Chix Restaurant for a dinner of Portuguese or Mexican dishes. Stocking up on groceries is simple with the Walmart in Centereach Square, surrounded by stores like Big Lots, Sally Beauty and Dollar Tree, and the Stop & Shop in Expressway Plaza. Even more grocery, shopping and dining options sit along Middle Country Road, including Target, Home Depot and locally owned restaurants.

FaxChix Restaurant in Farmingville serves Mexican and Portuguese fare in a bustling space.
FaxChix Restaurant in Farmingville serves Mexican and Portuguese fare in a bustling space.
Walmart in the nearby Centereach shopping center has all your needs.
Walmart in the nearby Centereach shopping center has all your needs.
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Shopping local or catching a concert at Bald Hill

From May to September, the Triangle Park for the Farmers, Artisans, and Friends Market welcomes residents to shop and dine with their neighbors. Some visit the Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill for the Maggio Environmental Summer Concert Series to see musicians and artists from different genres perform. McKenna says Bald Hill also organizes car shows and a spectacular Fourth of July fireworks display. The Farmingville Resident Association gets neighbors together for comedy nights and annual community spring cleaning events. McKenna also mentions Farmingville puts on a street fair every June for vendors to drum up business and neighbors to enjoy a fun day together. The Chamber of Commerce blocks off Portion Road to make room for the beer garden, car show, chalk competition, live music stage and local vendors.

The sounds of summer are here at the Catholic Health Amphitheater in Farmingville.
The sounds of summer are here at the Catholic Health Amphitheater in Farmingville.
Farmigville Residents Association hosts a community marketplace at Triangle Park.
Farmigville Residents Association hosts a community marketplace at Triangle Park.
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Taking the express line at Ronkonkoma Station

Commuters heading into central New York start their commutes at the Ronkonkoma Station. This station has plenty of parking, frequent train arrivals and an express route to New York City. Those who want to drive about 16 miles to spend the day on the north or south shores can use Middle Country Road to connect to Interstate 495. Some travel 7 miles to the Long Island MacArthur Airport to catch a flight for work or a vacation.

Head to nearby Ronkonkoma to catch the train to NYC or Eastern Long Island.
Head to nearby Ronkonkoma to catch the train to NYC or Eastern Long Island.
The Long Island Expressway (Interstate 495) meets Farmingville at North Ocean Avenue.
The Long Island Expressway (Interstate 495) meets Farmingville at North Ocean Avenue.
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Historic church offering help to the community

The Farmingville Congregational United Church of Christ has welcomed the public since it was built in 1890. The congregation also offers a food pantry on the second and fourth Sundays of every month for those who need a helping hand.

The Farmingville Congregational United Church of Christ offers a food pantry twice a month.
The Farmingville Congregational United Church of Christ offers a food pantry twice a month.
The Farmingville Congregational United Church of Christ has welcomed the public since 1890.
The Farmingville Congregational United Church of Christ has welcomed the public since 1890.
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  • Saturday, May 10
    12 - 3pm

    12 Pinelawn Ave, Farmingville, NY 11738

    $629,999

    • 3 Beds
    • 3 Baths
    • 1,438 Sq Ft
    • 12 Pinelawn Ave
    • New 2 days ago

    Welcome to 12 Pinelawn Avenue, Farmingville! This beautifully maintained home features 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, including a primary suite with its own private bath. The spacious main level boasts hardwood floors, a bright living room, formal dining area, and a modern kitchen.Downstairs, enjoy a huge finished basement with a separate entrance, complete with a second kitchen, full bath, and

    Rency Mejia Real Broker NY LLC

  • Saturday, May 10
    11am - 1pm

    51 Avenue D, Farmingville, NY 11738

    $1,121,000

    • 5 Beds
    • 4.5 Baths
    • 3,730 Sq Ft
    • 51 Avenue D
    • New 2 days ago

    Welcome to this modern colonial in Farmingville, built less than 5 years ago and ideally located just 5 minutes from the Ronkonkoma train station—with direct access to NYC in about an hour. Nestled on a quiet, extra-wide street and backing onto protected land, the home sits on over a half-acre lot offering privacy and a serene backyard setting.With 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths spread across three

    Shan Chowdhury Brown Harris Stevens W Hampton

  • Saturday, May 10
    11am - 1pm

    35 Pinedale Ave, Farmingville, NY 11738

    $650,000

    • 4 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,856 Sq Ft
    • 35 Pinedale Ave
    • New 3 days ago

    Welcome to this stunning split-level gem offering the perfect blend of modern elegance and warm character! This beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home features gleaming hardwood floors and rich wood ceilings that flow throughout, creating a cozy, upscale atmosphere. The spacious white L-shaped kitchen is a showstopper, boasting quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample

    Justine Sousa S & J Property Management Corp

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