Bay Street Landing

Bay Street Landing is a waterfront converted-warehouse residential community occupying roughly 12–13 acres on Staten Island’s North Shore. Built in 1971 and reconfigured for residences in the early 1980s, the low-rise complex rises to nine stories and contains loft-style studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts, and larger multi-level townhouse-style and penthouse flats. Architectural character emphasizes industrial loft elements—high and vaulted ceilings, large multi-pane windows, exposed beams and masonry—paired with contemporary finishes like marble or quartz counters, wide-plank wood floors, and modern kitchens in renovated units. Interiors commonly feature open floorplans, breakfast bars or islands, built-in storage, walk-in closets and in-unit washers/dryers in many residences. The community functions like a self-contained village: converted warehouses are organized around landscaped great lawns, waterfront esplanades and private outdoor spaces. Shared facilities across the gated property include tennis/pickleball courts, basketball courts, playgrounds, a large dog run, multiple BBQ areas, community rooms and on-site fitness offerings. Residents benefit from round-the-clock security, package collection, assigned parking (typically one or two spaces per unit), EV chargers and regular grounds maintenance. Maintenance fees frequently cover heat, hot water, gas and property taxes for many units. Located steps from Staten Island’s ferry terminals and pedestrian waterfront paths, Bay Street Landing delivers direct harbor and skyline views—sunrises and panoramas that encompass the Statue of Liberty, Verrazzano and Manhattan skylines. The neighborhood blends a shoreline promenade and new north-shore development with nearby restaurants, retail and cultural attractions, positioning the property for commuters who rely on ferry service and buyers seeking a suburban-scaled, amenity-rich waterfront living environment within reach of Manhattan.