Why Live in Douglas Manor
Douglas Manor in Long Island offers a serene waterfront living experience within the bustling borough of Queens. This historic neighborhood, part of the Douglaston Historic District, features homes from the early 1900s in Tudor, Arts and Crafts, and Queen Anne styles. With under 600 homes, many properties include finished attics, providing additional living space. Residents enjoy a low crime risk area, with security guards patrolling overnight. The Douglas Manor Association regulates access to a dock on Little Neck Bay, where members can boat, snorkel, or fish. The Douglaston Club offers amenities such as tennis courts, an outdoor pool, and a fine dining restaurant. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Memorial Field and Udall’s Cove Park Preserve. Highly rated schools serve the area, including Public School 98, Public School 94 David D. Porter, Louis Pasteur Middle School 67, and Benjamin N. Cardozo High School, which offers specialized programs. Commuting is convenient with Douglaston Station providing a 30-minute trip to Manhattan. Local dining options include Il Toscano and La Baraka, with more choices along Northern Boulevard. For shopping, residents head to Roosevelt Field mall or Miracle Mile. The neighborhood also hosts the nation’s largest Memorial Day Parade, featuring local organizations and community members.
