Freeport Homes for Sale

The smart way to browse Freeport

Freeport is a two-sided market — a working waterfront along the Woodcleft Canal and the Nautical Mile at the south end, and conventional residential blocks inland — with a housing stock that runs wider than most of its South Shore neighbors: detached single-family houses, a meaningful number of two-family and multi-family homes, and canal-front properties, many with private dockage. Condos and co-ops exist here too, though as a smaller share than in barrier-island Long Beach. The Type filter above is the fastest way to separate the houses from the apartments, then narrow by beds and price. When a listing is worth a closer look, you reach a named Leatherman Homes agent directly.

Nearly all of the village falls within the Freeport Union Free School District, and the LIRR Babylon branch runs the rail commute from Freeport station toward Penn Station and Grand Central without a transfer. Open the Freeport map to see which side of Sunrise Highway a given block sits on before you tour — waterfront and inland Freeport price on entirely different logic, and knowing which one you are looking at is most of the work.

Where the homes are

Sunrise Highway cuts the village roughly in two, and the canals reach up from the Great South Bay through the south end. South of the highway sit the canal blocks and the Nautical Mile's working waterfront — where dockage carries the value and flood zone carries the diligence — while north of it the village runs as conventional inland streets, generally further from the mapped flood areas. Buyers tend to anchor a search around the station, a specific canal, or one side of the highway. Open any point below in Google Maps to see what is within a few minutes of a given listing.

Official Freeport resources

Before you tour or make an offer, it is worth checking the public record yourself. These are the primary sources for village, county, school, flood, and permit information — the same ones we cross-check when we price a Freeport home. On a two-family or multi-family listing, the certificate of occupancy and permit history have to be confirmed before the rental income is counted; on a canal block, the flood map comes first.