Welcome to Locust Valley
Tucked along Long Island’s Gold Coast, Locust Valley is a picturesque and prestigious hamlet known for its lush landscapes, historic estates, and refined yet relaxed atmosphere. With its tree-lined streets, vibrant village center, and close proximity to the Long Island Sound, this charming enclave has long been a sought-after destination for those who appreciate understated luxury, natural beauty, and a strong sense of community.
What to Love
- A blend of historic charm and modern convenience
- Prestigious golf courses, country clubs, and yacht clubs
- A vibrant village center with locally owned boutiques and gourmet markets
- Beautiful nature preserves and outdoor spaces for recreation
- A warm, welcoming community with small-town charm and sophistication
Local Lifestyle
Life in Locust Valley is defined by a deep appreciation for community and the outdoors. Residents embrace an active lifestyle, whether it’s golfing at private clubs, enjoying a day on the water, or taking a peaceful walk through the preserves. The town fosters a tight-knit feel, with neighbors gathering for local events, farmers’ markets, and charming café meetups. The pace is relaxed yet sophisticated, striking a perfect balance between privacy and social engagement.
Dining & Shopping
Locust Valley’s dining scene reflects its refined yet down-to-earth character. The charming village center is home to cozy cafés, artisanal bakeries, and upscale restaurants. The Brass Rail is a local favorite, known for its elevated American cuisine and warm ambiance. Buckram Stables Café offers a relaxed setting for casual dining, while Two25 Restaurant provides guests with a fresh, modern dining and culinary experience
Shopping in the village is just as inviting, with specialty boutiques, antique stores, and high-end home decor shops offering unique finds. Locals enjoy perusing art galleries, curated fashion shops, and artisanal markets, making shopping an enjoyable and personal experience.
Things to Do & Entertainment
Locust Valley’s natural beauty and rich history make it a wonderful place to explore. The area is home to numerous nature preserves, including the stunning Planting Fields Arboretum, where visitors can wander through gardens and tour the historic Coe Hall estate. The Locust Valley Library and local art galleries provide cultural enrichment, while nearby beaches and yacht clubs offer endless opportunities for waterfront recreation.
Golf enthusiasts can enjoy some of Long Island’s finest courses, while equestrians take advantage of the area’s riding trails and stables. Whether savoring a quiet afternoon at a café or setting sail on the Long Island Sound, Locust Valley offers a timeless retreat with modern-day appeal.
