Oceanside · Nassau County, NY
Oceanside Homes for Sale
Every active Oceanside listing, refreshed daily from the MLS — a single-family-led market of Capes, ranches, splits, and expanded colonials, with waterfront homes along the bays and canals and a small condo and co-op pool. Filter by type, beds, or price, or browse them all below.
View all Oceanside homesThe smart way to browse Oceanside
Oceanside is a single-family-led market — detached houses on their own lots dominate the inventory, from Capes, ranches, and splits to expanded colonials and renovated newer builds, with a waterfront layer along the bays and canals that most inland Nassau towns do not have. The condo and co-op pool is small here, so the Type filter above does less sorting work than it does in the apartment-heavy markets nearby; beds and price will usually narrow the field faster. What separates two similar Oceanside houses is lot, condition, distance from the water, and the street itself — and when a listing is worth a closer look, you reach a named Leatherman Homes agent directly.
Oceanside is served by the Oceanside Union Free School District, and the LIRR Long Beach Branch runs the rail commute from the Oceanside station toward Penn Station and Grand Central. Open the Oceanside map to see how a given block sits relative to the station, the water, and Sunrise Highway before you tour — near-water blocks fall in mapped FEMA flood zones where elevation drives insurance cost, so distance from the water is a budget line here, not a footnote.
Where the homes are
Oceanside is an unincorporated hamlet in the Town of Hempstead, on the South Shore between Rockville Centre to the north and the barrier-island beaches to the south, with Reynolds Channel and a web of canals along its bay side. Buyers tend to anchor a search around a school zone, a walk-to-station block, or a near-water street — South Oaks on the waterfront reads very differently from the blocks along the Long Beach Road corridor. Open any point below in Google Maps to see what is within a few minutes of a given listing.
Oceanside listings — common questions
What kinds of homes are for sale in Oceanside?
Mostly detached single-family houses — Capes, ranches, splits, and expanded colonials — including waterfront homes on the bays and canals. The condo and co-op pool is small; use the Type filter to see what is on the market.
Are there waterfront homes for sale in Oceanside?
Yes. Oceanside is laced with bays, canals, and inlets, so a meaningful share of the housing sits on or near the water. On any near-water listing, confirm the FEMA flood zone and get an insurance estimate before you commit.
How current are these listings?
The grid pulls active listings from the MLS and refreshes daily.
Does Leatherman Homes work in Oceanside?
Yes. Leatherman Homes has served Nassau County and the South Shore since 1996, with 1,100+ closed transactions, including single-family, co-op, and condo sales.
Official Oceanside resources
Before you tour or make an offer, it is worth checking the public record yourself. These are the primary sources for town, county, school, flood, and census information — the same ones we cross-check when we price an Oceanside home. On near-water blocks, the flood map is the one to open first.
Selling in Oceanside?
Get a clear, no-pressure read on what your Oceanside home is worth in today's market — including the flood-zone and near-water questions a portal estimate skips. A named broker handles it.
See what your home is worth Contact Leatherman HomesData last verified June 2026. Hamlet, station, school-district, flood-map, and census facts confirmed against the official sources linked above; live listing counts and prices update daily from the MLS. We do not publish a single Oceanside median here, because pricing varies by block, home type, condition, and distance from the water and is best pulled live for the specific property you are considering.
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