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Why Live in Roslyn Harbor

Roslyn Harbor, NY, known as the "Switzerland of Long Island" for its hilly terrain, is located on the west side of Long Island’s Gold Coast. This area, once home to Gilded Age mansions, now features a mix of stately Colonial Revival and ranch-style homes on spacious lots, with some properties offering an acre or more of land. The community is split between the towns of Hempstead and Oyster Bay, resulting in residents attending either the Roslyn Union Free School District or North Shore Central School District, both highly rated. Students in the Roslyn district can attend Habor Hill, Roslyn Middle, and Roslyn High, all known for their excellent academic programs. Local attractions include the Nassau County Museum of Art, with its arboretum and sculpture garden, and nearby beaches like Bar Beach with its fishing pier. Dining options are diverse, with Greek cuisine at Kyma, sushi at Kotobuki, and fine dining at Hendrick’s Tavern. For shopping, residents frequent high-end grocery stores like Grace’s Marketplace and Gemelli Gourmet Market North. The Greenvale station of the Long Island Rail Road provides direct access to Manhattan landmarks, while Route 25A and the Long Island Expressway offer convenient road travel. The annual Oyster Festival in nearby Oyster Bay is a major event, drawing large crowds and causing significant traffic.

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