Welcome to Sayville
A pretty community with a rich history, coastal vibes, and a walkable downtown.
Sayville is a charming small town along the Great South Bay on Long Island’s South Shore. Originally an area known for timber, oysters, and maritime industries, Sayville has transformed into an upscale community with a resort town feel. Colonial, Victorian, Cottage, and Tudor architectural style homes line shady tree-lined neighborhoods. Boat enthusiasts may find the perfect house with their own dock along the bay with fantastic views. Commuters can hop onto the LIRR at Sayville Station and enjoy easy transport into the city. Minutes away is the Sunrise Highway which takes drivers west into NYC or east to the Hamptons.
A nautical town in New York’s Suffolk County, this residential community has a quaint and walkable downtown on Main Street with an eclectic mix of boutique shops and restaurants for every need. Beautiful bayfront living is an ideal place for activities related to boating, sailing, fishing, and having fun at the beach. Residents can come together with the community to celebrate at the annual
Seafood Festival held at the Long Island Maritime Museum in August.
What to Love
- A walkable downtown on Main Street
- Bayfront living with plenty of boating and sailing activities
- Parks with extensive hiking trails
- A rich nautical and maritime history
Local Lifestyle
Sayville has a coastal laid-back character and resort-style feel that is attractive to living here. When you want to experience the big city, the fun of New York City is a short train ride away. Walking along the bayfront or in nearby parks offers a variety of trails for lovely outdoor spaces. Those looking to connect with friends, family, or neighbors will find many restaurants and cafes to share a drink or meal along the walkable Main Street.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Sayville has a great mix of cuisines to choose from with Italian and American as the top selections. Access to the bay offers several great seafood options for residents ranging from the beachy
The Cull House Restaurant to the casual
Claws Seafood Market for one of the best lobster rolls on Long Island. For a delicious Italian meal, dine at the authentic family-style
Butera’s or
La Tavola, both on Main Street.
Café Joelle has a blend of American and global cuisine for every taste bud. Craving an awesome burger or sandwich?
Off The Block Kitchen & Meats has a delight with your name on it.
In The Shed serves up an excellent American-style brunch or dinner with a pretty outdoor patio that is perfect on a nice day.
Locals can find most of their shopping needs on the friendly Main Street lined with unique boutique-style shops. Shops not to be missed are A Cottage in the City (home goods), South Quarter (clothing store), and Madison’s Niche (clothes, home, and gifts).
Beach time in the summer is a fun activity for all with Sayville Beach and Sayville Marina Park Beach. If a beach weekend getaway is calling, take the 25-minute ferry over to Fire Island and enjoy great beaches, food, and fun.
At the
West Sayville Country Club, golf lovers can play a few rounds, dine at The Grill Room, or attend an event at The Mansion. Residents interested in sampling wine don’t need to go far as
Loughlin Vineyard in Sayville is on the back of the John E. Roosevelt Estate. History buffs will enjoy the nautical and maritime history of Long Island at the
Long Island Maritime Museum.