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Port Washington, a vibrant city on the north shore of Long Island, offers a balanced rental market that attracts professionals, families, and waterfront enthusiasts alike. The community is known for its scenic harbor, easy access to the Long Island Rail Road, and a lively downtown with boutique shops, dining, and cultural venues such as the Harbor Gardens and the historic St. Edward’s School. Neighborhoods like the Village, Shore Road, and the Harbor area provide a mix of traditional homes and modern apartments, making it easy to find a setting that matches both lifestyle and budget preferences. With strong schools, numerous parks, and close proximity to the Long Island Sound, Port Washington remains a sought‑after location for renters seeking both convenience and a high quality of life.

The rental inventory reflects the city’s demand for spacious family homes, especially larger units. Three‑bedroom houses typically command rents in the $5600‑$5800 range, while four‑plus‑bedroom properties often fall within the $6100‑$6400 bracket, underscoring the premium placed on ample living space and premium locations near the water. On the apartment side, a variety of one‑ to two‑bedroom units are available throughout the city’s mixed‑use developments, offering alternatives for single professionals and small households. Whether you’re drawn by the scenic waterfront, the connectivity to Manhattan, or the welcoming community vibe, Port Washington’s rental market provides a diverse array of options to suit a range of needs and preferences.

Port Washington Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Port Washington was $5,167 for 3 Bedroom, and $6,133 for 4+ Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.