Job in Melville, where to move (westward) for a more urban feel? (Hempstead: movie theater)
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I work in Melville and looking for a place preferably on the north/central part of nassau to move to, a place more urban in terms of walkability and a decent amount of 20-somethings.
I'm not looking in Suffolk even though Huntington might match my description, I'd prefer a place closer to the city if possible.
Any recommendations?
I'll even consider the south shore, but my preference is definitely for north/central with where I work.
I work in Melville and looking for a place preferably on the north/central part of nassau to move to, a place more urban in terms of walkability and a decent amount of 20-somethings.
I'm not looking in Suffolk even though Huntington might match my description, I'd prefer a place closer to the city if possible.
Any recommendations?
I'll even consider the south shore, but my preference is definitely for north/central with where I work.
'North Shore Nassau' and 'urban' don't belong in the same sentence.
Mineola might be a good choice for you but other than that the closest you will get to that is Hempstead, which is a very troubled community. Westbury is also somewhat urban but I can't say I would recommend it.... But you'll never know until you visit it yourself.
Last edited by LongIslandPerson; 08-03-2011 at 07:40 PM..
I work in Melville and looking for a place preferably on the north/central part of nassau to move to, a place more urban in terms of walkability and a decent amount of 20-somethings.
I'm not looking in Suffolk even though Huntington might match my description, I'd prefer a place closer to the city if possible.
Any recommendations?
I'll even consider the south shore, but my preference is definitely for north/central with where I work.
You're going to have to go to Queens most likely to get walkable urban feel.
the main shopping areas around the train station are very walkable... Manhasset has a movie theater, some cafes, a bar, restaurants, and small stores... Same with Great Neck and Port Washington...
I agree RVC is a good choice, close to lots of shopping, restaurants and train. Though Forest hills is still a good area. I lived there when i was little.
I second Mineola. It would be a pretty straight shot down Old Country Road to Melville, and there are buses and the LIRR as backup in case your car breaks down.
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