Staten Island ZIP Code & Neighborhood Guide
Staten Island, the southernmost borough of New York City, balances urban access with suburban calm, natural parkland, and waterfront views. Its ZIP codes stretch from the historic, densely built North Shore to the spacious South Shore and the retail-rich Mid-Island.
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10301 — St. George, Tompkinsville, Silver Lake, Ward Hill, Grymes Hill
Vibe: Staten Island’s civic core and cultural heart, known for its architecture, waterfront redevelopment, and panoramic views.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- St. George: The borough’s administrative and transportation hub, featuring the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, Empire Outlets, and the historic St. George Theatre. Redevelopment continues to bring new residential towers and restaurants to the waterfront.
- Tompkinsville: A lively, multicultural area recognized for its Sri Lankan and Caribbean cuisine and independent businesses along Victory Boulevard.
- Silver Lake: Centered around Silver Lake Park, offering walking trails, golf, and a calm suburban pocket minutes from downtown.
- Ward Hill & Grymes Hill: Elevated neighborhoods with elegant homes and Wagner College, offering some of Staten Island’s best skyline views.
Community Character: Mix of history and innovation, serving as a launch point to Manhattan yet maintaining strong neighborhood identity.
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10303 — Mariners Harbor, Elm Park, Arlington
Vibe: A working-class and industrial zone transforming with new housing and green spaces.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Mariners Harbor: Longtime maritime area blending family homes and light industry, with the Mariners Harbor Library as a key civic space.
- Elm Park & Arlington: Quiet residential blocks, quick access to bridges, and community recreation centers.
- Parks: The Goodhue Center and nearby wetlands support community programs and environmental restoration.
Community Character: Affordable homes, waterfront proximity, and cultural diversity define this area.
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10305 — South Beach, Midland Beach, Dongan Hills (shore), Ocean Breeze
Vibe: Staten Island’s shoreline playground — revitalized after Hurricane Sandy with resilient infrastructure and family amenities.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- South Beach: Long boardwalks, sea views, and new housing make it one of Staten Island’s most scenic residential areas.
- Midland Beach: Classic summer destination with playgrounds, fields, and picnic pavilions.
- Ocean Breeze: Wetland preserve and Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex, a major indoor sports facility.
- Dongan Hills (shore): Residential zone close to rail transit and beach access.
Community Character: Strong coastal identity, family recreation, and renewed investment.
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Vibe: Staten Island’s southernmost point — a village steeped in maritime history with strong community pride.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Main Street: Small shops, historic façades, and a neighborhood feel.
- Conference House Park: A Revolutionary War site offering walking trails and waterfront vistas.
- Waterfront: Boating, fishing, and bayfront leisure.
Community Character: Small-town atmosphere and deep heritage on the edge of the city.
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10309 — Charleston, Pleasant Plains, Rossville, Woodrow, Richmond Valley
Vibe: A fast-growing South Shore area combining open space with modern retail and housing.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Charleston: New housing developments, Bricktown Centre, and the Charleston Shopping Plaza.
- Rossville & Pleasant Plains: Waterfront marinas and wooded lanes preserve rural flavor.
- Woodrow & Richmond Valley: Family communities close to expressways and parkland.
Community Character: Expansive lots, greenery, and a suburban frontier with urban conveniences.
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10312 — Eltingville, Annadale, Arden Heights, Huguenot
Vibe: A suburban hub of the South Shore with great schools and commuting options.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Eltingville: Richmond Avenue shopping and the Eltingville Transit Center.
- Annadale & Huguenot: Quiet, tree-lined blocks with train stations and local parks.
- Arden Heights: Planned communities with greenbelts and lakes.
Community Character: The essence of Staten Island suburbia — peaceful yet connected.
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Vibe: Historic and diverse, this waterfront neighborhood remains one of Staten Island’s original commercial centers.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Port Richmond Avenue: Bustling corridor of Latin American eateries, small shops, and renovated historic storefronts.
- Residential Zones: Rows of 19th-century homes and newer infill housing near the Kill Van Kull.
- Waterfront & Parks: Faber Pool and Park provides recreation along the riverfront.
Community Character: Rooted in maritime history and known for its resilience and diversity.
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10304 — Stapleton, Clifton, Rosebank, Grasmere, Emerson Hill, Arrochar
Vibe: Old meets new—historic brownstones, revitalized waterfront, and scenic hillside homes near the Verrazzano Bridge.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Stapleton: Home to the modern URBY development, creative eateries, and proximity to the Staten Island Railway.
- Clifton & Rosebank: Early immigrant enclaves with tight-knit communities and proximity to the Narrows waterfront.
- Grasmere & Arrochar: Family neighborhoods offering both tranquility and easy bridge access.
- Emerson Hill: One of Staten Island’s most exclusive areas with estate homes and forested streets.
Community Character: Varied terrain and architecture reflect generations of cultural layers.
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10306 — New Dorp, Richmondtown, Grant City, Oakwood, Bay Terrace
Vibe: A central and historical core of Staten Island combining heritage, commerce, and commuter convenience.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- New Dorp: Major retail hub with Hylan Boulevard shopping and a lively town center.
- Richmondtown: The preserved Historic Richmond Town museum village offers a living glimpse of Staten Island’s colonial past.
- Grant City & Oakwood: Residential neighborhoods near the Staten Island Railway.
- Bay Terrace: Quiet, close to Great Kills Park and beaches.
Community Character: Balanced blend of old and new; one of the island’s most sought-after areas.
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Vibe: Maritime suburban life with parks, marinas, and community energy.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- Great Kills Harbor: Lined with marinas, seafood restaurants, and boating clubs.
- Great Kills Park: Part of the Gateway National Recreation Area, offering beaches and trails.
- Amboy Road: Central business strip with local shops and services.
Community Character: Waterfront recreation, walkable amenities, and family-friendly charm.
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10310 — West Brighton, Randall Manor, Sunset Hill, Castleton Corners
Vibe: Staten Island’s classic North Shore enclave, filled with historic homes and civic pride.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- West Brighton: Anchored by Clove Lakes Park, with walking paths and boating.
- Randall Manor & Sunset Hill: Early 20th-century homes, tree-lined streets, and proximity to Staten Island Zoo.
- Castleton Corners: Community crossroad with schools, hospitals, and small businesses.
Community Character: Green, historic, and family-oriented.
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Vibe: Staten Island’s largest ZIP code — a vast mix of suburban housing, retail centers, parklands, and educational institutions.
Neighborhoods & Highlights
- New Springville & Heartland Village: Home to the Staten Island Mall, dining corridors, and community hubs along Richmond Avenue.
- Willowbrook: Centered around the College of Staten Island and Willowbrook Park with its Carousel for All Children.
- Manor Heights & Bulls Head: Quiet residential neighborhoods with excellent schools and highway access.
- Graniteville, Travis, Bloomfield, Chelsea: Industrial and residential blend, with proximity to Freshkills Park — one of NYC’s largest new green spaces.
Everyday Life
- Parks: The Greenbelt, Freshkills, and neighborhood playgrounds provide outdoor access.
- Shopping: Richmond Avenue’s retail spine offers everything from boutiques to big-box stores.
- Education: From local schools to the College of Staten Island.
- Transit: Express buses to Manhattan, nearby expressways, and local routes.
Community Character: Commerce, nature, and higher education coexist seamlessly.
Map Reference: View 10314 Map