Why Live in Lloyd Harbor
Lloyd Harbor, located in Long Island, is a unique neighborhood divided by a branch of the harbor, creating two peninsulas surrounded by water. This nearly 10-square-mile area is New York’s second-largest village by area but has a low population density due to its expansive state parks and large estates. The neighborhood is known for its private and semi-private beaches, such as Lloyd Neck Beach, and amenities like the Lloyd Harbor Bath Club. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the 1,520-acre Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve, which offers walking trails, horseback riding, and a new café, as well as the Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge, popular for fishing and birdwatching. Homes in Lloyd Harbor are zoned for a minimum of 2 acres, featuring massive colonial, contemporary, modern, and Mediterranean styles, often with private pools or tennis courts. The area is safer than the national average, with a CAP Index crime score of 1 out of 10. The Cold Spring Harbor Central School District serves the community, with highly rated schools including Goosehill Primary Center, Lloyd Harbor School, and Cold Spring Harbor Junior/Senior High School. Residents enjoy proximity to Huntington Village, which offers vibrant dining, shopping, and entertainment options, including The Paramount Theater. Lloyd Harbor is about 42 miles from Midtown Manhattan, with train service from Huntington Station to Penn Station taking approximately an hour.
