Moving to Saddle Rock, NY

About Saddle Rock

Saddle Rock is a small incorporated village on the Great Neck Peninsula in the Town of North Hempstead, on the west shore of Little Neck Bay. It takes its name from the Saddle Rock — a large glacial boulder that once served as a landmark — and is home to the historic Saddle Rock Grist Mill.

Home prices in Saddle Rock

Home prices in Saddle Rock vary by neighborhood and property type.

Top places in Saddle Rock

• The Saddle Rock (eponymous glacial boulder) on Little Neck Bay.
• The Saddle Rock Grist Mill.
• Saddle Rock Village Park and the Village Marina — with views of the Manhattan skyline.
• The Saddle Rock Village Pool.
• Saddle Rock Village Hall.

Commuting from Saddle Rock

• No station inside the village; the nearest are Great Neck station (Port Washington Branch) and Little Neck station (Queens, Port Washington Branch), both about 5 minutes by car.
• Direct trains to New York Penn Station: approximately 25–30 minutes from Great Neck.
• Drive to Manhattan: roughly 20–30 minutes no traffic.

Saddle Rock FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Saddle Rock, NY?
  Home prices in Saddle Rock vary by neighborhood and property type.
• How is the commute from Saddle Rock, NY?
  No station inside the village; the nearest are Great Neck station (Port Washington Branch) and Little Neck station (Queens, Port Washington Branch), both about 5 minutes by car.

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