201 E Broadway

Port Jefferson sits on the North Shore of Long Island, where a working harbor meets a walkable village that feels genuinely removed from the pace of New York City, yet stays connected to it. The village traces its roots to 17th-century settlement and later built its identity around a thriving shipbuilding industry in the 1800s. Today, that maritime past is still visible in the architecture and the active waterfront, which serves as the Long Island terminus for the Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Ferry. Stony Brook University, one of the flagship campuses of the State University of New York system, sits just a few miles west and shapes much of the surrounding region's academic and healthcare presence. The village itself covers only four square miles, so daily life is compact and walkable, with the downtown core, harbor, and residential streets all within easy reach of one another.