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Lindenhurst

7 closed sales, median $560,000, typically 19 days on market.

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ZIP code
11757
School districts
Lindenhurst

also Copiague

Typical property taxes
$13,904

a year, median of the homes for sale

Typical year built
1960

median of the homes for sale

John’s sales here
7

since 2021, $435,000 to $635,000

School districts, taxes and year built describe the homes for sale in Lindenhurst today; taxes and year built are medians. Data courtesy of OneKey MLS as distributed by MLS GRID as of September 21, 2026.

Overview

What to know about Lindenhurst

Lindenhurst is an incorporated village in the Town of Babylon, on the south shore on Great South Bay. It borders West Babylon to the north, Copiague to the southwest, and North Amityville to the northwest. The nearest LIRR station is Lindenhurst, on the Babylon Branch, with scheduled trains taking 61 to 64 minutes to Penn Station, time on board rather than door to door. The trip to Grand Central Madison takes 59 to 63 minutes, also on board time.

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About four in five homes in the village are detached single-family houses, with most of the rest in two- to four-unit buildings. Most were built between 1950 and 1969. Three-bedroom homes make up the largest share, at 39% of the stock, while a similar share have four or more bedrooms.

Parks near the center include Irmisch Historical Park and Shore Road Park. Beaches such as Venetian Shores Beach lie nearby, along with marinas including the Village of Lindenhurst Charles J. Cowan Marina. FEMA estimates that about 13% of the village sits in a high-risk flood zone, with about 2% in a moderate-risk zone.

As an incorporated village, Lindenhurst issues its own building permits and certificates of occupancy through the Village of Lindenhurst Building Department at Village Hall. Homes fall under the Lindenhurst Union Free School District, though the district for a specific address is set by its tax bill. Electricity comes from PSEG Long Island, gas from National Grid, and water from the Suffolk County Water Authority in most areas.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau place boundaries and OpenStreetMap contributors, as of September 17, 2026 ; MTA Long Island Rail Road schedule data (GTFS) and OpenStreetMap contributors, as of September 17, 2026 ; U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, as of December 1, 2025 ; National Center for Education Statistics (EDGE, Common Core of Data) and New York State Education Department, as of June 1, 2025 ; OpenStreetMap contributors, as of September 17, 2026 ; FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, as of September 17, 2026 ; Official town, village, county and utility websites, as of September 17, 2026 .

Homes for sale in Lindenhurst today have a median asking price of $699,495. Three-bedroom homes are asking a median of $682,495, four-bedroom homes $694,000 and homes with five or more bedrooms $799,990.

Data courtesy of OneKey MLS as distributed by MLS GRID as of September 21, 2026. These are asking prices, not sold prices.

John Tiburzi, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson and Realtor, is one of Signature Premier Properties' top-ranked agents. John finished #3 out of more than 1,800 agents company-wide in homes sold in 2025, and #1 in 2023. He sells all over Long Island. Coram and Lindenhurst are his two busiest towns, and he works out of the Sayville office.

I grew up in Lindenhurst, which is the reason I still work it. What I have closed here was built between 1946 and 1972, older and smaller than what I sell further north, and one of mine was just over a thousand square feet. Check the tax bill before you compare two prices: two of my closings here were $60,000 apart on price and about $4,600 apart on the annual taxes, and the second number does not show up in the asking price.

John TiburziLicensed Real Estate Salesperson

On the market today

Lindenhurst market report

What sellers in Lindenhurst are asking on September 21, 2026, and how the asking prices are spread. These are the homes on the market, not homes that have sold.

Median asking price
$699,495

Based on 50 listings.

Median days on the market
54

Half have been listed longer than this. Based on 50 listings.

Median asking price per square foot
$416

Based on the 48 of 50 listings that state a size.

New this week
8%

Came on the market in the past 7 days, 4 of 50 listings.

Asking prices, by band

  • Under $600,000
  • $600,000 to $700,000
  • $700,000 to $800,000
  • $800,000 and over

Bands are set from this town’s own quartiles, rounded. Based on 50 listings.

Median asking price, by bedrooms

3 bedrooms
$682,495

Based on 14 listings.

4 bedrooms
$694,000

Based on 18 listings.

5 or more bedrooms
$799,990

Based on 17 listings.

A bedroom count with fewer than three homes for sale is left out.

Every figure above is a median or a share of the asking prices of homes for sale in Lindenhurst on September 21, 2026. Asking prices are what sellers want, not what homes have sold for. Data courtesy of OneKey MLS as distributed by MLS GRID as of September 21, 2026.

Homes for sale in Lindenhurst

50 on the market

Closed sales

Sold by John in Lindenhurst

7 closed sales in Lindenhurst since 2021, $435,000 to $635,000.

Every sale

  1. 18 Schley Avenue

    $560,000

    3 bd · 2 ba · 19 days on market

    The seller here was an investor I've worked with before. I've sold enough in Lindenhurst to know what this house should be priced at, and we listed at $549,999. The offer we took... Read what happened

  2. 495 Railroad Avenue

    $620,000

    5 bd · 2 ba · 134 days on market

  3. 220 3rd Street

    $540,000

    3 bd · 2 ba · 20 days on market

  4. 1 Irene Street

    $550,000

    3 bd · 1 ba · 8 days on market

  5. 380 Indiana Avenue

    $590,000

    4 bd · 2 ba · 9 days on market

  6. 406 Putnam Avenue

    $635,000

    4 bd · 2 ba · 6 days on market

  7. 1234 Jackson Avenue

    $435,000

    4 bd · 2 ba · 24 days on market

Figures are from John Tiburzi's own closed transactions, data courtesy of OneKey MLS as distributed by MLS GRID, covering February 2021 to September 2025.

Living in Lindenhurst

Where it is

Township
Incorporated Village of Lindenhurst, within the Town of Babylon An incorporated village has its own board and its own code, and it sits inside the town for county and town purposes.
Shore
South shore, on Great South Bay About 26% of this place's boundary runs within about a tenth of a mile of a mapped coastline, and Great South Bay is the nearest large named water to it.
Neighbouring places
West Babylon to the north, Copiague to the southwest, North Amityville to the northwest, North Lindenhurst to the northwest Places ranked by how much boundary each one shares with this one, read clockwise from north.

Boundaries are the Census Bureau 2023 cartographic place boundaries, which are drawn for statistics and need not match the postal town or a school district. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau place boundaries and OpenStreetMap contributors, as of 17 September 2026.

Getting around

Nearest LIRR station
Lindenhurst On the Babylon Branch, 0.2 miles from the center of Lindenhurst in a straight line
Scheduled time to Penn Station
61 to 64 minutes Direct trains from Lindenhurst, weekday mornings arriving Penn Station between 6 am and 10 am. Time on board, not door to door.
Scheduled time to Grand Central Madison
59 to 63 minutes Direct trains from Lindenhurst, weekday mornings arriving Grand Central Madison between 6 am and 10 am. Time on board, not door to door.
Main roads
NY 27 Sunrise Highway, Southern State Parkway Numbered highways and parkways crossing the town or running within about 1.5 miles of it.

Train times are the scheduled minutes on board and do not include getting to the station, parking or waiting. Road names from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Source: MTA Long Island Rail Road schedule data (GTFS) and OpenStreetMap contributors, weekday schedule in effect September 2026.

Housing stock

Homes
9,117
Owner occupied
88% Renter occupied 12%
Detached single family
81% 2 to 4 units 12%, 20 or more units 3%
When homes were built
Mostly 1950 to 1969 (51%) Median year built 1957. 7% built 2000 or later.
Typical size
3 bedrooms (39%) 4 or more bedrooms 37%

American Community Survey figures are survey estimates, not counts. They cover Lindenhurst village as the Census Bureau draws it, which need not match the postal town.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020 to 2024.

Schools

School district
Lindenhurst Union Free School District The district for a specific address is set by its tax bill; confirm before relying on it.
Public schools in Lindenhurst
West Gates Avenue School, grades pre-K to 5; Albany Avenue School, grades K to 5; Alleghany Avenue School, grades K to 5; Daniel Street School, grades K to 5; Lindenhurst Middle School, grades 6 to 8; Lindenhurst Senior High School, grades 9 to 12

District lines are drawn independently of hamlet and ZIP code lines, so two houses with the same mailing address can sit in different districts.

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (EDGE, Common Core of Data) and New York State Education Department, 2024 to 2025 school year.

Parks, beaches and marinas

Parks and preserves
Irmisch Historical Park, Irmisch Park, Shore Road Park, Babylon Town Hall Park, Copiague Neck County Park, Belmont Lake State Park, Gilgo State Park Irmisch Historical Park 0.2 mi, Irmisch Park 0.4 mi, Shore Road Park 1.3 mi, Babylon Town Hall Park 1.4 mi, Copiague Neck County Park 1.4 mi, Belmont Lake State Park 3.0 mi, Gilgo State Park 3.7 mi
Beaches
Venetian Shores Beach, Copiague Beach, Amityville Beach Venetian Shores Beach 1.6 mi, Copiague Beach 2.4 mi, Amityville Beach 2.8 mi
Marinas and boat ramps
Surfside 3 Marina, Village of Lindenhurst Charles J. Cowan Marina, Tanner Park Marina Surfside 3 Marina 1.3 mi, Village of Lindenhurst Charles J. Cowan Marina 1.4 mi, Tanner Park Marina 2.1 mi

Distances are straight-line from the centre of the town, not driving distance. Many town beaches, marinas and ramps require a resident permit. Check with the town before you go. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, as of 17 September 2026.

Flood zones

In a FEMA high-risk flood area
About 13% of Lindenhurst village Special Flood Hazard Area, zones A, AE and VE. Lenders require flood insurance on federally backed mortgages here.
In a moderate-risk area
About 2% of Lindenhurst village Shaded Zone X, the 0.2 percent annual chance floodplain.
Look up an address
FEMA Flood Map Service Center The flood zone for a specific property comes from its own map panel or an elevation certificate.

Check a specific address

These are area estimates from FEMA's mapped flood zones, sampled across the Census place boundary. They describe the area, not any one property, and mapped zones can change.

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, as of 17 September 2026.

Who runs what

Local government
Incorporated Village of Lindenhurst, within the Town of Babylon The village handles its own zoning, permits and roads. Village Hall is at 430 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757.
Building permits and C of O
Village of Lindenhurst Building Department Village Hall, 430 South Wellwood Avenue. Building permits and certificate of occupancy requests for village addresses go to the village, not to the town.
Property tax bills
Town of Babylon Receiver of Taxes The receiver collects the real property taxes levied by the town, the county and the school districts. Bills are mailed by the second week of December. The Incorporated Village of Lindenhurst bills its village tax separately: one village bill a year, mailed by March 1 and due April 1.
Garbage and recycling
Village of Lindenhurst Highway and Sanitation Department The village department runs collection for village addresses and publishes the sanitation calendar and the rules for what goes out when.
Electricity
PSEG Long Island PSEG Long Island delivers electricity to more than 1.2 million customers across Long Island and the Rockaways.
Natural gas
National Grid National Grid is the natural gas utility on Long Island and runs the gas emergency line.
Water
Suffolk County Water Authority in most areas SCWA is the public water supplier for most of Suffolk County. Some streets sit in a separate water district, so check the address on the SCWA map.
Sewer or septic
Varies by street. Confirm for the property. Suffolk County Public Works runs 27 county sewer districts, including the Southwest district at Bergen Point in West Babylon. Much of the county is on private septic or cesspool systems instead.

Service areas can differ street by street. Confirm providers for a specific address.

Source: Official town, village, county and utility websites, as of 17 September 2026.

Reading on Lindenhurst

Every market brief
Town news, September 2026 Lindenhurst Flood Zones: What Being in One Does to the Sale Flood insurance is required by the lender, not the town, and the 50 percent rule decides what a Lindenhurst renovation costs. Zones, rates and disclosure. Market brief, July 2026 Lindenhurst Real Estate Market, July 2026 Fewer Lindenhurst sales cleared asking in July even as the median sale price reached its high point of the past year and homes went to contract in 16 days. Comparison Lindenhurst or West Babylon? The two towns side by side, from John's sales in each. Guide Buying a house on Long Island What the process actually involves here, and what 85 closed sales say about how fast you will need to move. Guide Selling a house on Long Island How the sale actually runs, and what 85 closed sales say about pricing it so it moves.

Common questions about Lindenhurst real estate

What is a house in Lindenhurst worth right now?

The median sale price in Lindenhurst was $682,500 in July 2026, across 30 closed sales. Median price per square foot was $433.

Are houses selling over asking in Lindenhurst?

Twenty of the 30 sales that closed in Lindenhurst in July 2026 went at or above asking, a share of 66.67 percent. The median sale to list ratio was 103.53 percent.

How long does it take to sell a house in Lindenhurst?

Median days on market in Lindenhurst was 16 in July 2026.

What price range do most Lindenhurst houses sell in?

In July 2026, 15 of 30 Lindenhurst sales closed between $600,000 and $699,999 and 10 between $700,000 and $799,999. Two sold between $500,000 and $599,999, two between $800,000 and $899,999, and one between $900,000 and $999,999.

Can you still buy a house in Lindenhurst under $500,000?

No Lindenhurst sale closed below $500,000 in July 2026.

How many houses sold in Lindenhurst last month?

Thirty houses closed in Lindenhurst in July 2026.

Do Lindenhurst houses sell for over a million dollars?

Not in July 2026. No Lindenhurst sale reached $1,000,000 that month, and the top band recorded was one sale between $900,000 and $999,999.

John Tiburzi, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Signature Premier Properties, as of July 31, 2026.

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