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Farmingdale has some nice neighborhoods and a nice downtown. The scores in the Regent exams are pretty good. One area I particularly liked was on the south side of Bethpage State Park. I think the area is called Farmingdale Hills.
Farmingdale has some nice neighborhoods and a nice downtown. The scores in the Regent exams are pretty good. One area I particularly liked was on the south side of Bethpage State Park. I think the area is called Farmingdale Hills.
I always thought that was Bethpage....Farmingdale village is what I'm referring to. There are guys loitering everywhere there.
thanks a lot guys, i saw a lot of houses there selling for too cheap of prices. so i figured there must be a catch.
school district is not important right now, atleast for next 5 years(have no kids yet). however, i would rather buy into a nicer SD rather than in a bad one and buy again in 5 years.
I am not familiar with most areas of Nassau. i hope you won't mind, if i keep asking you guys in this thread about neighborhoods.
How is:
New Hyde Park 11040
Mineola 11501
Williston Park 11596
would you recommend that i buy in a village or should i rather buy where its not in a village?
Last edited by house2008; 09-08-2008 at 07:11 PM..
The area directly south of Bethpage State Park is part of Farmingdale. I checked MLS and it appears that is called Lenox Hills. I've haven't spent much time in the village but in the brief time I was there I didn't notice loiterers.
You can't make a blanket statement about villages or not, it all depends on the individual village.
The areas above are a lot better than the first set you listed. Williston Park is split between Herricks and Mineola SDs; the former is better rated.
IIRC, a substantial portion of the New Hyde Park postal zone is not in the Village of New Hyde Park. Several districts serve the area.
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