A quiet South Shore neighborhood in ZIP 10306 with its own SIR station near Great Kills Park - residential streets and easy access to the beach and the ferry. Here is what it is actually like to live here.
Bay Terrace sits on the South Shore between Great Kills and Oakwood, a quiet, residential neighborhood of single-family and semi-attached homes with its own Staten Island Railway station. It has an easy, settled feel with the water and parkland close by.
The Bay Terrace SIR station runs to the ferry, Great Kills Park and its beach are minutes away, and Hylan Boulevard keeps shopping and services at hand. For families who want quiet, a train stop, and the South Shore's beach access, Bay Terrace fits nicely.
Your own stop on the Staten Island Railway, north to the ferry.
The beach, trails, and boat launch are minutes away.
Single-family and semi-attached houses on quiet blocks.
Everyday shopping and services close at hand.
Bay Terrace is a quiet, steady South Shore market. Most homes typically trade around $550,000 to $900,000 depending on size, condition, and home type, with single-family and semi-attached houses in the mix. The train stop and beach access keep demand consistent.
Those are ranges, not your number. The only way to know what a specific Bay Terrace home is worth today is a real read on the exact house and the most recent sales on its block.
Bay Terrace is a quiet South Shore neighborhood in ZIP 10306 with its own Staten Island Railway station near Great Kills Park, known for residential single-family streets and beach and ferry access.
Most homes in Bay Terrace typically trade around $550K - $900K depending on size, lot, condition, and block, with single-family and semi-attached homes in the mix. For a current price on a specific home, request a free valuation from Joseph Ranola.
Bay Terrace is a quiet, settled, family-friendly South Shore neighborhood. Residents value the SIR station, Great Kills Park nearby, and the quiet residential streets.
Bay Terrace has its own Staten Island Railway station running north to the St. George Ferry, with Hylan Boulevard close for driving around the island.
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