Tottenville Marketing at the Southern Tip of New York

Tottenville station has been the southern end of the Staten Island Railway since the line reached the village in 1860. Main Street was the original shopping street and still holds the 123rd Precinct, the post office and older storefronts, while a newer commercial core has grown up along Page Avenue and Amboy Road. Conference House Park, where British and American delegates met in 1776, draws visitors to the shoreline, and the Outerbridge Crossing puts Perth Amboy minutes away.

The neighborhood is largely residential, home to many families who have lived on the South Shore for generations. They will drive for a big purchase but prefer a dentist, pediatrician, physical therapist or attorney nearby. Because the island narrows here, your competition often comes from Charleston, Huguenot and across the bridge in New Jersey. We make sure your profile and website give Tottenville residents a solid reason to stay local.