Huguenot

Sandwiched between Rossville, Woodrow, and Charleston, the Staten Island neighborhood of Huguenot is a community located within the Island's South Shore. The feeling of Huguenot is more like that of a small town rather than a suburban area outside of a city. Houses are bit farther apart, and healthy vegetation lives along Huguenot Avenue and in the residential streets all the way down to the waterfront. Read More...


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Huguenot Real Estate Statistics

Average Home Price $1.1M
Lowest Home Price $407K
Highest Home Price $3M
Homes For Sale 31
Avg. Price/SQFT $405

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Huguenot Neighborhood Summary

Huguenot's real estate market features a number of upscale homes as well as more economical single-family dwellings and townhouses. Whatever your home buying budget, there's something for everyone in Huguenot.

History of Huguenot

The French Huguenots originally settled this section of Staten Island in the late 1700s through the 1800s. During the mid-19th century, a train station was constructed in Huguenot along the Staten Island Railroad, bringing more and more residents to the area with each passing year. In spite of the influx that continued into the 1970s and beyond, Huguenot is still considered one of the more remote neighborhoods on Staten Island, with acres of parkland to keep it shielded from the faster pace of more crowded areas.

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Huguenot's Nearby Neighborhoods

Annadale Arden Heights Prince's Bay
Woodrow    

Huguenot's Nearby Amenities

Most of Huguenot's business district is located around the train station on Huguenot Avenue. The parts of the neighborhood to the north and south are mostly residential areas. The popular South Shore Golf Course and the Grand Oaks Country Club are situated just north of the neighborhood in Rossville, and if you head south along Huguenot Avenue, eventually, you'll find yourself surrounded by Wolfes Pond Park, one of the biggest parks in all of Staten Island. The park includes hiking trails, open fields, playgrounds, tennis courts, and a small beach on Raritan Bay. There are plenty of public and private schools nearby, including a large Catholic grammar school where students can enroll through the eighth grade. There is also a branch of the New York Public Library located in Huguenot.

Huguenot Schools

Huguenot is close to a number of public and private schools for K-12 students, as well as institutes of higher learning, such as Wagner College, St. John's University, and the College of Staten Island. For a map, more detailed information, and reviews of schools you can find all across Staten Island, please visit our Local Schools page.

Transportation in Huguenot

The most convenient way to travel either on or off the Island is by using the train, which stops at the Huguenot station on Huguenot Avenue just south of the Veterans Memorial Parkway. The Veterans Parkway can also be used to head west over the Outbridge Crossing into New Jersey. Local buses stop on Luten Avenue and Amboy Road. Additionally, residents can use the West Shore Expressway to access the Staten Island Expressway and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge.

Reach out to Tom Crimmins Realty today to schedule a home tour of Huguenot. Simply contact us via email or give us a call at 718.370.3200.

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