A hilltop North Shore neighborhood in ZIP 10301 above St. George - older character homes, Silver Lake Park nearby, and one of the shortest commutes to the ferry on the island. Here is what it is actually like to live here.
Brighton Heights rises just above St. George on the North Shore, a neighborhood of older, characterful homes on hilly streets with real proximity to the ferry. It has the feel of an established, in-town neighborhood - sidewalks, mature trees, and a mix of single-family and two-family houses.
Silver Lake Park and its golf course sit right at the edge, and the St. George Ferry Terminal is a short ride away, making the trip to Lower Manhattan about as easy as it gets on Staten Island. It is a practical pick for commuters who want character without a long haul.
A park, reservoir, and public golf course right at the neighborhood's edge.
A short ride to the St. George Ferry and the boat to Lower Manhattan.
The island's civic and transit hub is right downhill.
Older single-family and two-family houses on established, walkable blocks.
Brighton Heights draws commuters who want character and a short ferry trip. Most homes typically trade around $450,000 to $850,000 depending on size, condition, and views, with older single-family and two-family homes leading the mix. Well-kept homes near the park and the ferry move well.
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Brighton Heights is a hilly North Shore neighborhood in ZIP 10301 above St. George, known for older character homes, Silver Lake Park and its golf course, and one of the shortest ferry commutes on the island.
Most homes in Brighton Heights typically trade around $450K - $850K depending on size, lot, condition, and block, with older single-family and two-family homes in the mix. For a current price on a specific home, request a free valuation from Joseph Ranola.
Brighton Heights is an established, in-town North Shore neighborhood with real character. Residents value the quick ferry commute, Silver Lake Park, and the older homes on walkable, tree-lined blocks.
Brighton Heights sits a short ride from the St. George Ferry Terminal, giving a fast trip to Lower Manhattan, with bus service and easy access to the North Shore's main roads.
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