Port Washington
There are numerous marinas housed along the gorgeous coast.
Sands Point
Covering nearly 3000 acres, Sands Point is an entirely residential Village that lies within, and shares resources with, larger neighboring town Port Washington.
Manhasset
A quiet suburb of New York City located Long Island’s fabled North Shore.
Sea Cliff
Sea Cliff, a one-square-mile village overlooking Hempstead Harbor on Nassau County's North Shore, is known for the winding and hilly streets, its many jewel-toned Victorian homes and its big-as-a-minute downtown with eclectic shops and restaurants.
Roslyn & East Hills
An iconic 44-foot clock tower, built in 1895, stands sentry over Roslyn's quaint downtown and made a cameo appearance in the classic film “The World According to Garp.”
Oyster Bay & Oyster Bay Cove
It’s no surprise from their names, that waterfront activities play a large part in the lifestyle of residents of Oyster Bay and Oyster Bay Cove.
Cold Spring Harbor
Approached by a winding road and clustered around its namesake harbor, Cold Spring Harbor’s “picture perfect” Main Street is lined with local restaurants serving scrumptious fare, interesting shops, and historic homes.
The Brookvilles
Most of the grand estates that characterized Brookville during the Gold Coast Era are now part of history, but, aided by zoning rules that require properties to be a minimum of two acres, the Village retains its sprawling, bucolic character.
Bayville
Bayville is a charming village overlooking the Long Island Sound toward upper Westchester and Connecticut.
