The town of Roslyn is truly unique on Long Island. So close to New York City, yet a world away. A preserved 18th century grist mill, 17 and 18th century landmark homes and a vintage clock tower set the scene in the village, a 5 minute walk from the home. But don't be fooled - there are award winning restaurants, chic boutiques, a deli, a movie theater, several salons, a hotel, gift shops and even a quaint art studio all at your fingertips.
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| Gerry Park Gazebo |
The Long Island Rail Road station is just 10 minutes away. Pick up a latte at the Starbucks on your way, park your car in the permitted parking and hop a train - you'll be in NYC in under an hour! One of the most desirable features of Roslyn is the quiet little streets and lanes that wind their way throughout the village. While downtown is busy, many of the residential streets are tucked away and remain private. Beautiful Gerry Park offers soothing vistas, shade trees, a duck pond, gazebo and playground to enjoy, right in town.
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| Learn to paint in the charming and scenic village. |
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| The Clock Tower marks your entry to the village. |
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| Many artists call Roslyn home. |
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| Part of the Duck Pond in the heart of the village. |
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| Waterfront promenade, Gerry Park. |
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| Shops in the Village. |
