Noted as "A Great Place to Live," North Hyde Park in New York was once home to New York's fourth royal governor - a man named Thomas Dongan. After being granted a parcel of 800 acres in the late 17th century, Dongan built an estate on the land called Dongan's Farm. However, the estate holder had to flee several years later as his prominent role no longer held weight among the locals. King James II fell from power in Ireland and England, thereby causing the governor's title and influence to be stripped as well. George Clarke bought the Dongan mansion in 1715 and named the area after his wife, Ann Hyde.
Eventually, the land was sold into parcels for farming, or raising cattle
Noted as "A Great Place to Live," North Hyde Park in New York was once home to New York's fourth royal governor - a man named Thomas Dongan. After being granted a parcel of 800 acres in the late 17th century, Dongan built an estate on the land called Dongan's Farm. However, the estate holder had to flee several years later as his prominent role no longer held weight among the locals. King James II fell from power in Ireland and England, thereby causing the governor's title and influence to be stripped as well. George Clarke bought the Dongan mansion in 1715 and named the area after his wife, Ann Hyde.
Eventually, the land was sold into parcels for farming, or raising cattle. However, the expanding cattle trade in the West caused area farmers to pursue other interests - probably the reason people shy away from eating meat in this area today.
Preparing for Your Move
A Census Designated Locale
North New Hyde Park in New York is considered to be a census designated place (meaning that it isn't incorporated). The CDP is home to around 15,000 people, give or take a hundred. Located in NassauCounty, North New Hyde Park is officially situated at the coordinates of 40 degrees 44 feet 44 inches and 73 degrees 41 feet 17 inches, north and west respectively.
Population Density
Containing an even two square miles of land, about 7,500 people congregate in each square mile of the New Yorkhamlet, which shows that people in the area must possess extreme tolerance toward one another as well as a good supply of deodorant.
Apartment Offerings
Before you even make a move though, you'll want to conduct a North New Hyde Park apartment search of the immediate and surrounding areas. Find a house to rent or apartment to rent without difficulty online. The North New Hyde Park area features townhouses for rent, furnished apartments and studio apartment listings. You can also obtain a home for rent by reviewing single family residences.
You need to prepare for a move to New Hyde Park well in advance - or about 2 months before your planned move date. You can start off the process by downloading a moving checklist from the Microsoft website or a similar platform.
All the Right Moves
If you are relocating to North New Hyde Park, you can get your move easily accomplished by using one of the local movers like the "All the Right Moves" moving company. With that kind of catchy name, you can't help but feel positive about making your home in the North New Hyde Park area. Insurance and licensed, the area-based mover specializes in moving antiques and fine furnishings, and is a member of the LIMSA (Long Island Moving and Storage Association) and the BBB.
The Neighborhoods
Top neighborhoods include Manhasset Hills, the Herricks Road and Washington section of town, the Herricks area, and the Jerricho Turnpike and Leonard Boulevard Community.
Manhasset Hills: The Jerricho Turnpike runs through the middle of this neighborhood whose rentals are, on average, higher than other rentals in the state. However, this is a preferred urban locale as commuters can easily take the train or join a carpool. Therefore, landlords can charge higher rents because people like the convenience associated with living here.
Herricks Road and Washington Avenue: This community is also a preferred location for renters and commuters in the North New Hyde Park network of neighborhoods.
Jerricho Turnpike and Leonard Boulevard: Home to MichaelJ.TullyPark, this urban location features rental properties that, on average, are lower in price than other rental real estate in the New York area.
Fun Things to Do
Shopping
Speaking of perks, one of the advantages of living in North New Hyde Park is its shopping -- namely, the Lake SuccessShopping Center off the Union Turnpike expressway. This popular strip mall is home to a variety of retailers, including NY Company, Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, the GAP and Modell's, just to name a few. Once you get done shopping, head on over to the Red Mango for some ice cream.
Some Restaurants to Include on Your To-Dine List
If you are seeking things to do in North New Hyde Park, then dining should be included on your itinerary as the area is home to a number of eateries. Not only do diners visit restaurants for the food, they also enjoy the ambiance and the camaraderie. Some of the popular establishments include Umberto's, Luigi's Restaurant and Bar, Mama Theresa's Pizzeria and Tavern 18, which is known to have a great selection of beers.
Area Diners
The New Hyde Park Diner features delicious chicken lemon soup and Yesterday's Diner, as you might guess, allows patrons to take a step back in time. Enjoy some vintage cuisine, or, rather, savor some foods that are prepared from past recipes.
Museums
You aren't far away from museums in New Hyde Park, which is in close proximity to such area sites as the Long Island Children's Museum and the QueensCountyFarmMuseum.
Race Day Fun
Place a bet or just watch the horses vying for a coveted title at the Belmont Park Race Track.
For Gardening Enthusiasts
People who like to garden or who just love to "smell the roses" will enjoy spending time at the QueensBotanical Garden.
Enjoying the Great Outdoors
Hikers and birders alike regularly savor the flora and fauna at the HempsteadLakeState Park and the Valley StreamState Park, both located a short drive away from the North New Hyde area.
