Safest Neighborhoods in Long Island, NY

For many people, Westhampton is their first true glimpse of the Hamptons. There is, however, a caveat. “It’s really a super nice area, but some people don’t call it the Hamptons because it’s not past the canal,” says Ed Gaetjens, a licensed real estate salesperson with Saunder’s & Associates who has sold in the area for about six years. “It’s way,

The village of Quogue offers beach access and upscale living in the Hamptons, without the loud summertime buzz that can overtake some parts of the South Shore. “It’s probably one of the quieter spots you can have in the Hamptons,” says Steven Rosmarin, a Realtor with Douglas Elliman who lives and sells in Quogue. “It’s a very low-key community

Hampton Bays, NY is a coastal town with a strong boating culture. It offers year-round living, waterfront activities, and diverse architecture. The San Gennaro Feast and seafood restaurants are local highlights. Crime is low.

Located among “the Hamptons” of Long Island, East Quogue is a much more quiet and competitively priced community than its more famous neighbors. “It’s a less expensive alternative to neighboring Quogue, and it’s a more year-round community,” says Steven Rosmarin, a Realtor with Douglas Elliman who specializes in the East End of Long Island. Nearly

Westhampton Beach, NY, is a waterfront village with a vibrant downtown. Residents enjoy beaches on Moriches Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, boating, and a performing arts center. The area has highly rated schools.