Holliswood

Living in Holliswood, Queens

Living in Holliswood, Queens

Holliswood feels a world away from the city. With its tall trees, winding roads, and large setbacks, it offers a level of privacy and space that is rare in New York. It is a retreat for those who have made it.

Holliswood Real Estate Market

Holliswood Real Estate Market

This is a market of prestige. Buyers come here for the land and the square footage. Houses hold their value incredibly well, and the strict zoning protects the neighborhood from overdevelopment, preserving your investment.

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Community

What It’s Like to Live in Holliswood

Life here is quiet and domestic. It centers around the home and family. Neighbors are friendly but respectful of privacy. It is the kind of place where you host dinner parties rather than go out to bars.

Getting Around Holliswood

Transportation & Commuting

A car is essential for the full Holliswood experience. The highway access is unbeatable for getting to the airports or Long Island. Express buses to Manhattan are a popular option for commuters who prefer not to drive.

Local Amenities in Holliswood

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Having Cunningham Park as a neighbor means morning jogs and weekend sports are always on the agenda. The proximity to Mary Louis Academy and other top schools adds to the neighborhood's desirability for families.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe?
Yes, it is extremely safe, with very low crime rates and a private, secure feel.
Is there a subway?
No, it is a car-dependent neighborhood, though buses do connect to the subway in Hillside/Jamaica.
What kind of houses are there?
Expect large detached homes, from mid-century ranches to new construction mansions, all on big lots.
Is it expensive?
Yes, it is one of the priciest neighborhoods in Queens due to the large lot sizes and custom homes.
Is there shopping nearby?
Not inside the neighborhood. Residents drive to Union Turnpike, Hillside Avenue, or nearby towns for shopping.
Is it hilly?
Yes, the terrain is hilly and wooded, giving it a distinct look different from most of Queens.