Staten Island

What to Love

The most suburban of NYC’s boroughs, Staten Island offers quiet neighborhoods, coastal views, historic villages, and plenty of green space — all with easy ferry access to Manhattan.

Community & Neighborhood Overview

With neighborhoods like St. George, Todt Hill, Great Kills, and West Brighton, Staten Island is known for single-family homes, quieter streets, and community-oriented living. Many areas overlook the harbor, creating a scenic and peaceful environment.

Dining Options

Expect Italian cuisine, seafood spots, cozy cafes, classic diners, and waterfront restaurants.

Cultural Experiences

• Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
• Staten Island Museum
• St. George Theatre
• Historic Richmond Town

Parks Nearby

• Clove Lakes Park
• Wolfe’s Pond Park
• Silver Lake Park
• Conference House Park
• Staten Island Greenbelt

Landmarks

• Staten Island Ferry Terminal
• Lighthouse Museum
• Fort Wadsworth
• The Staten Island September 11th Memorial

Markets

• St. George Greenmarket
• Stop & Shop, ShopRite, and local Italian markets

Recreational Facilities

• South Shore Golf Course
• Greenbelt Nature Center
• YMCA & local community centers
• Marinas and boating clubs