Huntington Station · Representative
Spacious 2BR Apartment in Huntington Station
🛏 2 bd 🛁 1 ba 📐 850 sqft 🏠 Apartment
View rental →
Huntington Station
Rentals in Huntington Station, NY
Huntington Station is the commuter hub of the area — home to the Huntington LIRR station and steps from the Route 110 shopping corridor. For renters who take the train into the city or want easy everyday errands, it's often the best value in the Huntington market.
You'll find a wider mix of apartments and modest single-family homes here than in the pricier villages, which makes Huntington Station a smart starting point for budget-minded renters. This guide covers prices, the commute, and how to get matched fast.
Typical 2026 rents
| Type | Typical rent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bedroom | $1,800 – $2,300 / mo | Best value in the Huntington market |
| 2 bedroom apt | $2,400 – $2,900 / mo | Often includes some 2-family upstairs units |
| 3 bedroom house | $3,800 – $4,800 / mo | Ranches and modest single-family homes |
Ranges are local estimates for planning, not quotes — actual rent depends on condition, parking, and what's included. Estimate your move-in cost →
The faster way
Skip the scroll — get matched with rentals that fit
Tell us your budget, move date, and must-haves. A local sends back rentals that actually match and alerts you the day new ones list. It's free for renters — no account, no endless filtering.
A look at the market
Example rentals in the area
Representative homes showing the kind of inventory we match renters with. Send a request for current, live rentals.
Huntington Station · Representative
Updated 3BR Ranch in Huntington Station
🛏 3 bd 🛁 2 ba 📐 1,500 sqft 🏠 House
View rental →
Huntington Station
Modern Studio in Huntington Station
🛏 Studio bd 🛁 1 ba 📐 520 sqft 🏠 Studio
View rental →
Built for commuters
The Huntington LIRR station offers one of the more reliable commutes on the North Shore, and being able to walk or take a short drive to the platform is the main draw. The station runs frequent Port Washington–style service into Penn Station and Grand Central via the Port Jefferson branch, and Route 110 puts big-box shopping, groceries, and restaurants minutes away.
Because it's less walkable than Huntington Village, rents tend to be lower for comparable space — a real advantage if the train, not the nightlife, is your priority.
Huntington Station rental prices
Studios and one-bedrooms often start in the high-$1,700s to low-$2,000s, and two-bedroom apartments commonly run $2,400–$2,900. Small single-family homes and ranches rent from about $3,800, giving families a yard without a village premium. Much of Huntington Station falls in the 11746 zip code.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Huntington Station a good place to rent?
Huntington Station is a strong choice for commuters and value-focused renters — it offers LIRR access, Route 110 shopping, and generally lower rents than Huntington Village.
How far is Huntington Station from the LIRR?
Huntington Station is built around the Huntington LIRR station itself, so many rentals are a short walk or quick drive from the platform.
Is Huntington Station cheaper than Huntington Village?
Generally yes. For comparable space, Huntington Station rents run lower than the Village because you trade walkable downtown nightlife for commuter convenience and everyday shopping.
What zip code is Huntington Station?
Huntington Station is primarily 11746, which also covers South Huntington and parts of Melville and Dix Hills.
Keep exploring