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Upmarket suburb perched on Staten Island’s highest point
Located in the center of Staten Island, Todt Hill is situated around the borough’s highest point and is widely considered to be its most affluent neighborhood. Large stately homes sit along quiet residential streets and private cul-de-sacs with old-growth trees. “One of the biggest things that the area is known for is that at more than 400 feet, it’s the highest point on the eastern seaboard between Florida and the Cape Cod peninsula,” says Joe Tirone a broker/owner with Compass and local expert. Homes in the area benefit from having views of New York Harbor and all of its attractions but also proximity to expansive green space.
Paul Castellano's house is located in the Todt Hill section of Staten Island, NY.
The Links at the Richmond Country Club are very inviting for all Golf enthusiasts.
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The 2800-acre Staten Island Greenbelt
Running along Todt Hill’s western edge, Staten Island Greenbelt is a 2800-acre contiguous parkland that incorporates separate green spaces like the Saint Francis Woodland and Richmond County Country Club Golf Course. This members-only complex, one of the oldest in the United States, also has a Tennis Center and Olympic-size pool. The Moravian Cemetery incorporates historic sites like the Vanderbilt Mausoleum. Theater In the Woods Film is a Victorian-era mansion turned cinema. Reed's Basket Willow Swamp Park has dog-friendly trails. General Douglas MacArthur Park in close-by Dongan Hills includes multi-use sports fields. New York Lower Bay can be accessed for summer-time swimming at Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach. The Ocean Breeze Pier is a popular spot for fishing.
Saint Francis Woodland in Todt Hill is part of the Greenbelt.
The Links at the Richmond Country Club are very inviting for all Golf enthusiasts.
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Stately mansions within New York City
“If you’re thinking of buying a home in Todt Hill, be prepared to spend a little money,” says Tirone. “It’s even costlier than some trendy neighborhoods in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. You can get spacious loft in upscale Tribeca, but you won’t have views of the country’s longest suspension bridge or the New York City skyline from your heated pool and outdoor kitchen, like here.” Homes range from postwar ranches at the bottom of the hill, priced between $700,000 to $1.2 million, to sprawling Tudor Revival and colonial revival mansions, selling for $2 million to $5.6 million. These multi-bedroom properties tend to have incorporated garages, large backyards and other luxurious outdoor amenities. In between, mid-sized split-levels, French Mansard colonials and Modern colonials hover around the $1.8 million mark.
The luxurious landscaping of Paul Castellano's house in the Todt Hill section of Staten Island.
A Victorian-style mansion in Todt Hill.
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Prestigious private, public and public charter schools
Students can begin at PS 11 Thomas Dongan School which has a B-plus from Niche. They can also attend the B-rated The Michael J. Petrides public charter school for grades pre-K to 12, which also has a favorable 15 to 1 student-teacher ratio. Nearby PS 48 William G. Wilcox elementary and middle school has an A-score. The prestigious private school Staten Island Academy is in the middle of Todt Hill.
Meaningful work at P.S. 11 Thomas Dongan School
engages students in learning.
Bridge Preparatory Charter school is an accredited learning institution in Todt Hill, NY.
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Richmond Road and the nearby Staten Island Mall
Richmond Road lines the neighborhood’s eastern edge and has a number of service businesses and independent eateries like Sakana Sushi & Hibachi Steak House and The KOVA, a popular brunch spot. Max's Es-ca is a hip Italian restaurant and nightlife venue. A 20-minute drive, the 200-store Staten Island Mall covers all the essentials. There’s a Met Food grocery store in nearby Concord.
The KOVA in Todt Hill is a popular brunch restaurant
The Staten Island Mall is only 20 minutes from Todt Hill.
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Interstate 278 and express busses to Downtown Manhattan
The neighborhood is mostly car-centric. Interstate 278 runs just north of Todt Hill and connects to Brooklyn and Queens through the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge. The drive to Downtown Manhattan is 13 miles, which can also be accessed using the SIM1C express bus. The SIR Subway line stops in nearby Dongan Hills station and connects directly to the Staten Island Ferry, which also gets commuters to Lower Manhattan. Both modes of public transportation take just over an hour.
The SIM1C express Bus connects Todt Hill to Downtown Manhattan.
Todt Hill is a 15-minute drive to the Verrazano Bridge.
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On average, homes in Todt Hill, Staten Island sell after 131 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Todt Hill, Staten Island over the last 12 months is $1,800,000, down 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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