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Dix Hills · Representative
Dix Hills
Dix Hills is Huntington's larger-lot, larger-home suburb — a leafy, residential hamlet best known for the Half Hollow Hills school district and easy access to Route 110, the Northern State, and the LIE. Renters come here for space: four- and five-bedroom homes, big yards, and quiet streets rather than a walkable downtown.
Rentals skew toward substantial single-family homes, so this is a market for renters who want room and a top district and are ready to pay for it. Tell us your budget, size, and move date and we'll match you with Dix Hills homes that fit — free for renters.
| Type | Typical rent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 3 bedroom house | $4,000 – $5,500 / mo | Smaller ranches and split-levels |
| 4 bedroom house | $5,000 – $7,000 / mo | The most common Dix Hills rental |
| 5+ bedroom / luxury | $7,000 – $12,000+ / mo | Large colonials on an acre-plus |
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Dix Hills · Representative
Dix Hills is about space and schools. Homes sit on larger lots than the villages, the Half Hollow Hills Central School District is a major draw for families, and the location gives you fast access to Route 110's offices and shopping plus the Northern State Parkway and LIE for commuting. There's no walkable downtown — this is a car-dependent, residential suburb — but you trade that for size and privacy.
Because rentals here are mostly larger single-family homes, they tend to be pricier than the rest of the Huntington area and turn over less often. Renters who are ready to move when one lists have the advantage.
Three-bedroom homes generally rent from about $4,000 to $5,500, four-bedrooms $5,000–$7,000, and larger luxury colonials on an acre or more can run $7,000 to $12,000+ per month. Expect higher utility and lawn-care costs to match the larger homes and lots.
FAQ
Dix Hills is primarily served by the Half Hollow Hills Central School District, one of the most sought-after on this part of Long Island.
Three-bedroom homes typically run \$4,000–\$5,500, four-bedrooms \$5,000–\$7,000, and larger luxury homes \$7,000 and up per month.
Not really — Dix Hills is a residential, car-dependent suburb. Renters choose it for larger homes, big lots, top schools, and an easy Route 110 and highway commute rather than a walkable downtown.
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