Why Live in Elwood
Elwood, known as "The heart of Huntington," is a small, mostly residential neighborhood spanning less than 5 square miles. It is surrounded by larger communities such as East Northport, Commack, and Huntington. The neighborhood is characterized by a strong sense of community, where neighbors often help each other. Homes in Elwood primarily consist of Cape Cods, hi-ranches, and ranch-style houses built between the 1950s and 1970s, with some newer traditional homes and a 55-plus community called The Seasons at Elwood. The Elwood Union Free School District is highly rated, with schools like Harley Avenue Primary School, James H. Boyd Intermediate School, Elwood Middle School, and Elwood John H. Glenn High School all earning high marks. A small part of the neighborhood is served by the South Huntington Union Free School District, which also has a high rating. Elwood Park, located at the community's center, features a spray park, playground, tennis courts, and athletic fields, making it a popular spot for local events and recreation. For dining, residents frequent spots like Chefs of New York, Changing Times Alehouse, Fat Boy’s Burrito Co., and Nisen Sushi. Major retailers are found in the southeastern corner, including T.J. Maxx, Best Buy, and Stop & Shop. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, and while it faces high winds during hurricane season, flooding risk is minimal. Elwood is conveniently located near State Route 25, Deer Park Road, and the Northern State Parkway, with the nearest Long Island Rail Road stations about 3 miles away.
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