Getting Around
A car is the most efficient way to travel, though local buses connect to the Staten Island Ferry.





Graniteville is a community located on the North Shore of Staten Island, New York. With historical roots as Fayetteville and Bennett's Corners, the neighborhood has grown into a significant residential area housing over 15,000 residents. It is characterized by its suburban feel, providing a quieter alternative to the dense urban environments of neighboring boroughs. Visitors will find a local atmosphere with easy access to the natural beauty and parks that Staten Island is known for, making it a unique slice of New York City life. Its location also offers convenient access to the Staten Island Ferry for trips into Manhattan.
Graniteville is a community located on the North Shore of Staten Island, New York. With historical roots as Fayetteville and Bennett's Corners, the neighborhood has grown into a significant residential area housing over 15,000 residents. It is characterized by its suburban feel, providing a quieter alternative to the dense urban environments of neighboring boroughs. Visitors will find a local atmosphere with easy access to the natural beauty and parks that Staten Island is known for, making it a unique slice of New York City life. Its location also offers convenient access to the Staten Island Ferry for trips into Manhattan.
Historic residential community on Staten Island's North Shore.
Quiet, suburban atmosphere within New York City limits.
Home to a diverse population of over 15,000 residents.
Convenient access to local parks and green spaces.
Rich local history formerly known as Fayetteville.
The neighborhood is primarily residential with very few traditional tourist attractions.
Public transportation to Manhattan can take over an hour depending on connections.
Nightlife is limited within the neighborhood itself, favoring a quiet evening atmosphere.
A car is the most efficient way to travel, though local buses connect to the Staten Island Ferry.
Explore the small, family-run delis and eateries for an authentic taste of the neighborhood.
A quiet residential stay or exploring the North Shore of Staten Island.
USD $
$150-$250 p/day
15,272
Keep an eye out for older architecture that dates back to when the area was known as Fayetteville.
English, Spanish
April-June, September-November
Mild temperatures make it a pleasant time for walking and visiting nearby parks.
Expect warm, humid conditions; local parks offer green space to relax.
The changing leaves on Staten Island's North Shore make for a scenic autumn visit.
Winters are cold; focus on indoor activities and dining in the surrounding area.