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Farmingville’s rental market offers a diverse mix of housing options that cater to both young professionals and families seeking a suburban feel within easy reach of New York City. The city’s well‑connected transit links, including the nearby LIRR station, make commuting convenient, while local amenities such as the Farmingville Central Library, a variety of dining venues, and shopping centers provide everyday convenience. Green spaces like Bethpage State Park and Smith Point County Park add recreational appeal, attracting renters who value outdoor activities alongside urban accessibility.

Apartment living dominates the rental landscape, with a strong selection of one‑ and two‑bedroom units spread across established complexes and newer developments. One‑bedroom apartments typically fall in the $3400s, offering modern finishes and easy access to local transit routes. Two‑bedroom units are often priced in the $3600 range, providing additional space for roommates or small families while still enjoying the community’s amenities and proximity to schools such as Farmingdale High School and St. Catherine of Siena.

For those who prefer a more spacious setting, the market also includes single‑family homes that blend suburban charm with the convenience of city living. Neighborhoods like the historic Farmingville Estates and the newer developments near the Brookhaven Town Center feature tree‑lined streets and a sense of community. Whether searching for a sleek apartment close to commuter lines or a quiet home near top‑rated schools and parks, renters will find Farmingville’s housing options both welcoming and well‑situated within the vibrant Long Island region.

Farmingville Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Farmingville was $3,433 for 1 Bedroom, and $3,569 for 2 Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.