The Incorporated Village of Garden City, located on Long Island, offers a variety of home styles less than 20 miles from Manhattan. One of America’s earliest planned villages, it provides a central shopping and dining hub, recreation spots and public transportation within walking distance for most residents. Many people here commute to New York City for work, but Long Island has its own major employers in healthcare and government.
Garden City is a village in the center of Long Island.
Franklin Avenue and Stewart Avenue are the center of downtown Garden City.
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Early 20th-century colonials and Cape Cods, modern contemporary homes
Homebuyers can find a mix of single-family properties, including historic estates, colonials and Cape Cods from the early- to mid-1900s and contemporary houses from the last 20 years. Homes usually sit on quarter- to half-acre lots with driveways and attached or detached garages. Single-family homes tend to stay on the market for about a month and sell for a median price of $1.2 million. Townhouses are rare in the village and usually go for a median price of $927,000.
Multistory colonials and well manicured lawns adorn the streets of Garden City.
Cape cod style homes are among the styles in Garden City.
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Highly rated Garden City school district
Students are served by Garden City Public Schools, which collectively earn an A from Niche. The district has nearly 4,000 students in a total of 7 schools. Garden City High, the only high school in the city, earns an A-plus and offers unique courses like honors business education and various science research programs. Adelphi University is a private, four-year college in the village and Nassau Community College is just 2 miles east.
Welcome to Garden City High School in Garden City, NY.
Stratford ave School has over 617 students in Garden City.
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Commuting via Long Island Rail Road, State Route 25
Five Long Island Rail Road train stations can be accessed throughout Garden City. Several train lines run through these stations, connecting locals to Grand Central, Penn Station, Hempstead, Huntington and Ronkonkoma. Commuters can take State Route 25 for a direct connection to the Queensboro Bridge. John F. Kennedy International Airport is just 10 miles west of the village and NYU Langone Hospital is less than a mile north on First Street.
Shopping and dining along Franklin Avenue
Garden City’s shopping and dining is primarily concentrated along Franklin Avenue. Locals have quick access to grocery stores like Kings Food Markets and other chains like CVS. The village has a range of dining options, including Salvadoran, Italian and Belgian eateries, as well as American favorites like barbeque and seafood.
Roosevelt Field, the largest mall on Long Island, is also just 2 miles east and features nearly 300 stores, a food court and an AMC movie theater. There’s also a Whole Foods Market and a Trader Joe’s close to the mall.
Garden City residents shop at Kings Food Market on Franklin Avenue.
Novita is an Italian kitchen and wine bar in downtown Garden City.
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Sports facilities, golf courses and nearby beaches
Garden City Community Park has indoor and outdoor sports facilities, a playground and three pools open seasonally. Golfers are spoiled for choice in the village, with the Garden City Golf Club, Garden City Country Club and Cherry Valley Club clustered in the center of town. And North Hempstead Beach Park is less than 10 miles north with a sandy coast along the harbor, a boat launch and a fishing pier.
Enjoy a sunrise tee-off at the Garden City Country Club.
Garden City Community Park is a great place to enjoy outdoor sports and activities.
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Garden City crime statistics
The CAP Index gives Garden City a crime score of 3 out of 10, which is just below the national average of 4. Overall, the village has seen no significant change in violent and property crime over the last five years.
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On average, homes in Garden City, NY sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Garden City, NY over the last 12 months is $1,250,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
New to market! This beautifully renovated one bedroom/one bath co-op at Hamilton Gardens is tastefully updated for modern living while retaining the pre-war charm of hardwood floors, arched doorways, built ins and moldings. Has a washer/dryer and stainless steel appliances. Common storage, bike room and backyard. Pet friendly. Near to two train stations in GC, shops, restaurants and green
Welcome to this stunning 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home featuring a finished basement and an inviting open floor plan. The gourmet kitchen boasts a granite island, granite countertops, and state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances, perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Gleaming hardwood floors flow seamlessly throughout the home, adding warmth and elegance. Enjoy outdoor living with a
Spacious 1-Bedroom Apartment with Renovated Kitchen & Great Natural LightWelcome to your new home in this beautifully maintained gated complex! This spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment offers oversized room dimensions, providing plenty of space to live and entertain. The charming wood floors throughout add warmth and character, while large windows fill the apartment with an abundance of
New to market! This beautifully renovated one bedroom/one bath co-op at Hamilton Gardens is tastefully updated for modern living while retaining the pre-war charm of hardwood floors, arched doorways, built ins and moldings. Has a washer/dryer and stainless steel appliances. Common storage, bike room and backyard. Pet friendly. Near to two train stations in GC, shops, restaurants and green
Discover your new home at 201 Nassau BIvd in Garden City South! This first-floor apartment of a 2023 duplex home offers exceptional living with 3 beds and 2 full baths (including ensuite). Spacious 1,500 square feet of living space with 9ft ceilings. Move-in ready energy efficient home with modern amenities. Full appliance package including ; washer/dryer, dishwasher,refrigerator, and microwave.
A Wonderful split-level home living room w/ fireplace, formal dining room, updated EIK, Family room w/ powder room leads out to a spacious patio and large backyard and the garage. Great space throughout. 3bdrms, 2.5 updated baths. Close proximity to schools, RR and playgrounds, on a quiet street. A large unfinished basement w/ utilities and laundry. Freshly painted throughout, updated 2.5 baths,
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