Building Image Location First Built Notes Wyckoff House East Flatbush, Brooklyn <1641 Oldest surviving structure in Brooklyn , New York City , and New York . Water Mill Water Mill, New York 1644 Oldest water Mill in the United States , oldest water Mill in New York and on Long Island. Riker–Lent–Smith Homestead East Elmhurst, Queens 1656 Oldest surviving structure in Queens , and oldest remaining private residence in New York. Peter Crippen House Huntington, Long Island c. 1658 Oldest home on Long Island. Presently in a state of disrepair, with activists fighting for it's saving. Zachariah Hawkins House Stony Brook c. 1660 Bowne House Flushing, Queens c. 1661 Once hosted a well-known Quaker meeting. Billiou–Stillwell–Perine House Dongan Hills, Staten Island c. 1662 Oldest surviving structure in Staten Island Klinkenberg(h) Bouwerij Coxsackie 1663 c. One of oldest surviving Dutch homes north of greater New York City area. On the western shore of Hudson River. Klinkenberg(h) was translated by Pelletrau in Beer's History of Greene County from Old Dutch as "Echo Hill". On August 25, 1670, Jurian Teunisse Tappen sold his one third of the Rensselaerswyck patroonship to Abraham Staats and Johannes Provoost. The deed in the 1670 sale to Staats and Provoost, later known as The Loonenburg patent, mentions a barn, indicating a preceding settlement. Notable owners: On September 6, 1694 reports the sale of Klinkenberg was sold to Jacob Casperson Hallenbeck ; it became “the original seat of the family of Hallenbecks” for several generations. During the Revolutionary War, Klinkenberg was inhabited by the Provoost family, who were “noted tories.” In Klinkenberg was referenced as “George Houghtaling's house ref: Pelletreau’s chapter “Coxsackie” in "Beers History of Greene County", p 4, 1884. Since 1962, property of family of Harold Oaklander and Isabelle Rapin.
Bronck House Coxsackie 1663 Brewster House East Setauket 1665 Cock-Cornelius House Locust Valley, New York 1668 Robert Coles Homestead Glen Cove, Long Island 1668 In May of 1668, Joseph Carpenter of Rhode Island negotiated with the Matinecock Indians to purchase several hundred acres of land on which to build a saw mill and grist mill in what was then Musketa Cove. Robert Coles was one of the "Five Proprietors of the Musketa Cove Patent" and was the first to build his homestead at what is now 34 The Place. He and his wife, Mercy Wright of Oyster Bay, had 9 children and lived in the eastern-most wing of the existing property which still stands today. [ 1] Cubberly-Britton Cottage Richmondtown, Staten Island 1670 Timothy Knapp House Rye 1670 Listed on National Register of Historic Places Abraham Manee House Prince's Bay, Staten Island 1670 Jans Martense Schenck house Brooklyn 1675 Originally in Flatlands; installed within the Brooklyn Museum 1964 Hewlett-Munson-Williams House Flower Hill 1675 Presently in the Elderfields Preserve. Old Senate House City of Kingston 1676 New York State Constitution written and signed here Joshua Wells House Cutchogue c. 1680 Home moved twice since its c. 1680 construction and 1815 remodeling. Conference House Tottenville, Staten Island 1680 Listed as a National Historic Landmark Mulford Farmhouse East Hampton 1680 Presently ran as a museum. Van Nostrand-Starkins House Roslyn 1680 [ 2] Main Street Historic District (Roslyn, New York) Chichester's Inn West Hills 1680 [ 3] Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Also known as the 'Peace and Plenty Inn'. Bevier House Museum Marbletown 1680 [ 4] Currently houses the Ulster County Historical Society Philipse Manor Hall Yonkers 1682 Oldest surviving structure in Westchester County . Old Halsey House Village of Southampton 1688 1688 According to dendrochronology survey by Oxford, 1683 build date according to the local historical society in Southampton http://www.southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org/ Bedell Family Farm House Bellmore 1689 Farmhouse built by early settler Robert Bedell for his son John and his wife Sarah Southard. Originally located on Merrick Boulevard . Alice Austen House Rosebank, Staten Island 1690 Built by a Dutch merchant then remodeled in the Gothic Revival Style in 1844 Cornell-Van Nostrand House Manhasset Hills 1690 Also known as the Schumacher House Nathaniel Longbotham House Stony Brook <1690 The original date of the homes construction is unknown, but believed to be before 1690. Jeremiah Conklin House Amagansett 1690 [ citation needed ] Built by Jeremiah Conkling and his wife Mary, daughter of Lion Gardiner , first English settler of New York colony [ citation needed ] Joseph Whitman House West Hills, Long Island 1692 Haviland-Davison Grist Mill East Rockaway 1693 Presently runs as the East Rockaway Grist Mill Museum. Philipsburg Manor House Sleepy Hollow 1693 Part of the early estate Philipsburg Manor Terry-Ketcham Inn Center Moriches c. 1693 Expanded in 1710 and later 1790. Old Quaker Meeting House Flushing, Queens 1694 Oldest religious building in New York City still standing [ 5] Thomas Strong House Wainscott 1695 Continually lived in by the same family for eight generations since construction. Joachim Staats House [ 6] Staats Island, Rensselaer County 1696 [ 7] Called Hoogebergh, meaning "high hill", the house has remained the family homestead since it was erected by Joachim Staats in 1696. [ 7] William Staats, a 9th generation Hoogebergh inhabitant, details the history of the house and chronicles the family anecdotes of the 20th century in his book, Three Centuries on the Hudson River . [ 8] Sagtikos Manor West Bay Shore c. 1697 Believed to have been resided in by George Washington. Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow Sleepy Hollow 1697 Possibly the oldest surviving church in the state. May date to 1685. Old House Cutchogue 1699 [ 9] Dated by dendrochronology [ 9] De Wint House Tappan 1700 Washington Revolutionary headquarters; one of the oldest surviving buildings in Rockland County Ezra Carll Homestead South Huntington, Long Island 1700 Jarvis-Fleet House Huntington, Long Island 1700 Lispenard–Rodman–Davenport House New Rochelle 1700 Tobias van Steenburgh House Kingston 1700 c. One of the few buildings in Kingston not burned in 1777 by British troops (though most of the burned stone houses were repaired and remain). Ezra Carll Homestead South Huntington c. 1700 Treasure House Richmondtown, Staten Island 1700 John Wood House Huntington Station, Long Island 1704 Built by a Dutch merchant then remodeled in the Gothic Revival Style in 1844 Mabee House Rotterdam 1705 The oldest house in the Mohawk Valley Jan Van Loon House Village of Athens 1706 One of the oldest houses in Greene County [ 10] Crailo Rensselaer 1707 Residence of Hendrick van Rensselaer Obadiah Smith House Kings Park 1708 House museum ran by the Smithtown Historical Society Thompson House Setauket 1709 One of Long Island's oldest Saltbox homes Madam Brett Homestead Beacon 1709 Oldest building in Dutchess County , first house on Rombout Patent , on National Register Gomez Mill House Town of Newburgh 1712 Oldest known extant residence of a Jewish American Lewis Pintard House New Rochelle 1710 Home of Revolutionary War patriot Lewis Pintard East Farm Head of The Harbor 1710 First buildings on the property constructed in 1689, with the main home in 1710. Roslyn Grist Mill Roslyn c. 1715-1741 One of the few Dutch colonial commercial frame buildings left in the US. Terry-Mulford House Orient, Long Island 1716 Later wings built in 1800 and early 1900s. Brinckerhoff House Fishkill 1717 Originally two-room stone cottage used as a trading post and later rebuilt as a mansion & now converted to an Inn. Fraunces Tavern Lower Manhattan 1719 Etienne "Stephen" DeLancey built the current building as his house; tavern since 1762 Pieter Winne House Selkirk , Albany County 1720 Purportedly the oldest house in the Town of Bethlehem [ citation needed ] Ariaanje Coeymans House Coeymans 1720 There is another Coeymans house a mile south of this one, on the Hannacroix Creek. Date unknown. Hendrick I. Lott House Marine Park, Brooklyn 1720 Mudge Farmhouse Roslyn Harbor 1720 Original Dutch home that was moved in 1920. Jan Van Hoesen House Claverack c. 1720 Earle-Wightman House Oyster Bay , Nassau County c. 1720 Town Doctors' House and Site Southold c. 1720 On-site is the Bilberry Swamp, in which the earliest Euro-American occupation occurred. John Oakley House West Hills, Long Island c. 1720 The original structure was built about 1720 and expanded in the 1780s. Josiah Woodhull House East Shoreham / Wading River c. 1720 Built by the founder of Brookhaven , and the oldest home in its area. Bull Stone House Hamptonburgh 1720s Property also contains the oldest intact Dutch barn in the state Thomas Dodge Homestead Port Washington, Long Island 1721 The original farmhouse was built in 1721 with additions completed in 1750 and 1903 Kreuzer-Pelton House West New Brighton, Staten Island 1722 Albertus Van Loon House Village of Athens 1724 Possibly the second-oldest house in Greene County Heermance Farmhouse Red Hook (town), New York 1725 Oldest house in the Town of Red Hook. Retains much original detail in the interior. Original woodwork including panelling, tiger maple bannister and granary door. Amelia Cottage Amangasset 1725 Built for Catherine Schellinger and was moved in 1794. Matinecock Friends Meeting House Oyster Bay, New York 1725 former Quaker Meeting House, William Sidney Mount House Stony Brook 1725 Largely expanded in 1810 and presently owned by the Long Island Museum Abraham Yates House Schenectady c. 1725 Possibly the oldest house in Schenectady French Castle at Fort Niagara Porter 1726 Oldest building on the Great Lakes, oldest building in Western New York. 48 Hudson Avenue Albany 1728 Oldest stand-alone structure in Albany Caroline Church Setauket 1729 Parish house built 1905, Cemetery beginning in 1734, and barn built 1893 all exist along with the Caroline Church. Benner House Village of Rhinebeck 1730 Oldest house in the village; a rare example of German vernacular architecture , and the sole remaining house in Dutchess County with a one-room floorplan built to German traditions rather than Dutch. Here was held the first Methodist church services in the town conducted by the Rev. Freeborn Garrettson from 1791–1793. Peter Houseman House Westerleigh, Staten Island. 1730 One section of the house built in 1730, the other c. 1760. King Mansion Jamaica, Queens 1730 The rear section of the house dates to 1730, the left section to 1755, the main structure (right section) to 1806. Sherwood-Jayne House East Setauket 1730 House was altered multiple times from its first construction up until 1940. Silas Sammis House Huntington c. 1730 Out of the two wings on the house, the east is the original. Suydam House Centerport, Long Island c. 1730 Scott-Edwards House West New Brighton, Staten Island c. 1730 Extensively remodeled in the 1840s to be Greek Revival style. Brookville Reformed Church Brookville, Nassau County 1732 One of the oldest running church congregations in the US, and the oldest church on Long Island John Rogers House Dix Hills, Long Island 1732 Queen Anne Parsonage [ citation needed ] Fort Hunter 1734 Cornelius Van Wyck House Douglaston, Queens 1735 Sands-Willets Homestead Flower Hill c. 1735 Presently ran by the Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society Nicoll-Sill House – Bethlehem House [ citation needed ] Selkirk , Albany County c. 1735 Home of Rensselaer Nicoll and Elizabeth Salisbury Nicoll St. James Church Elmhurst, Queens 1736 Sylvester Manor Shelter Island c. 1737 Property has existed since around 1652. But the Manor home was constructed in 1737. Raynam Hall Oyster Bay, Long Island 1738 Built for Townsend family, whom were part of the George Washington 's Culper Ring of spies. Jacob Smith House West Hills, Long Island c. 1740 The home consists of a three-bay, 1+ 1 ⁄ 2 -story saltbox built about 1740 and a five-bay, 1+ 1 ⁄ 2 -story dwelling with a shed roof wing added about 1830. Lake-Tysen House Oakwood, Staten Island 1740 James Havens Homestead Shelter Island 1743 Shelter Island Historical Society runs it as a museum Joost Van Nuyse House Flatlands, Brooklyn. 1744 Expanded in 1793. Kasparus Westervelt House [ 11] Town of Poughkeepsie 1745 Beachbend Nissequogue 1747 Large alterations completed in 1924. Stoothoff–Baxter–Kouwenhaven House Flatlands, Brooklyn 1747 Jagger House Westhampton c. 1748 Van Cortlandt House Van Cortlandt Park 1748 Oldest building in the Bronx Creedmoor (Cornell) Farmhouse Glen Oaks, Queens 1750 David Conklin House Huntington, Long Island c. 1750 Joseph Buffett House Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island c. 1750 One of the oldest intact residences in Cold Spring Harbor Ireland-Gardiner Farm Greenlawn, Long Island c. 1750 Foster-Meeker House Westhampton Beach c. 1750 While almost demolished in 2008, it has recently been saved and preserved. Isaac Losee House Huntington, Long Island c. 1750 One of the oldest private residences on Long Island Samuel Landon House Southold c. 1750 In 1760, an estimated 5 slaves resided here. Wilson House Oyster Bay, Long Island c. 1750 Saltbox home built for Harry Wilson. Davis Town Meeting House Coram c. 1750 In the 1800s, the building was used as a town hall for Brookhaven . Carll House Dix Hills c. 1750 Henry Smith Farmstead Huntington Station, Long Island 1750 Built about 1750 and remodelled in the 1860s Benjamin King Woodhull House Wading River 1750 Greek revival residence and later extended. Steenburgh Tavern Rhinebeck 1750 German vernacular stone house built into a hillside with an unusual sweeping Dutch roof Stony Brook Grist Mill Stony Brook 1751 Mill dates back to 1699, though the present day structure was constructed in 1751. William Arthur House Smithtown 1752 NY-25A and Redwood Lane 40°51′18.6″N 73°11′57.3″W / 40.855167°N 73.199250°W / 40.855167; -73.199250 Stone Jug Clermont 1752 Contributing property to the Hudson River Historic District The Old 76 House Tappan 1754 Oldest surviving building in Rockland County; third oldest public house in America; Maj. John Andre held before trial and hanging in Tappan Christopher House Richmondtown, Staten Island 1756 Valentine–Varian House Norwood, Bronx 1758 Second oldest house in the Bronx Palatine German Wohleben House Frankfort, New York 1760 Bryant Skidmore House Northport 1761 Located near Great Cow Harbor and Red Hook. Strawberry Hill Rhinebeck 1762 The National Register of Historic Places called this the most monumental stone farmhouse in Northern Dutchess County. Built by Henry Beekman in 1762. St. Paul's Chapel Lower Manhattan 1764 Third oldest surviving church in New York City, after the Flushing Friends Meeting House (1694) and St. Andrew's Church, Staten Island (1709). Morris–Jumel Mansion Upper Manhattan 1765 B. Ketchum House Huntington 1765 Shingle home still a private residence. Interestingly, no alterations have been made since. St. Johns Episcopal Church Oakdale 1765 Enlarged in 1843, and restored in 1962. Hallock Homestead Northville 1765 Museum part of the Hallock State Park Preserve Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead Flatlands, Brooklyn 1766 St. Paul's Chapel Lower Manhattan 1766 Oldest surviving church building in Manhattan Beekman Arms and Delamater Inn Village of Rhinebeck 1766 [ 12] Oldest surviving inn in America and oldest structure in the village. Joseph Lloyd House Lloyd Harbor 1766-1767 Presently ran by Preservation Long Island. Rock Hall Lawrence 1767 Indian Castle Church Danube 1769 Only colonial Indian missionary church surviving in the state, and the only Iroquois building surviving from its time [ 13] Old Burr Farm Comac 1769 Earliest Surviving House (C. 1769) Associated With The Burr Family, One of Comac's Leading Families From the 18th Thru 20th Centuries.
Voorlezer's House Richmondtown, Staten Island 1769 c. Long held to be the oldest schoolhouse in America, although the original schoolhouse built on the property does not survive. Traditionally dated to 1695/6. Boehm-Frost House Richmondtown, Staten Island 1770 Tysen-Neville House New Brighton, Staten Island 1700 Built in red, quarried sandstone in 1770. Michael Remp House Greenlawn, Long Island c. 1770 Also referred to as "Dumpling Hill / Dumplin Hill" Samuel Hopkins House Miller Place c. 1770 Fulton County Courthouse Johnstown 1772 Oldest courthouse in the United States that remains in use Van Cortlandt Upper Manor House Cortlandt Manor 1773 Potentially built before 1773. Significantly remodeled 1830. Kingsland Homestead Flushing, Queens 1774 William Floyd House Mastic Beach 1774 Only surviving home in New York to be once owned by a signer of the Declaration of Independence Lefferts Homestead Prospect Park, Brooklyn 1777 Moved to Prospect Park from its original location at 563 Flatbush Avenue Baylis Homestead Floral Park, Nassau County 1779 Oldest House in Floral Park Fort Golgotha Huntington, Nassau County 1782 Revolutionary-era fort and cemetery, one of the few remaining in the area. Dyckman House Inwood, Manhattan 1784 Only remaining original farmhouse in Manhattan Old First Church Huntington, Nassau County 1784 Church grounds existed since 1665. Present church replaced a 1782 church that was destroyed. Edward Mooney House Lower Manhattan 1785 Oldest surviving row house in Manhattan Ellis Squires Jr. House Hampton Bays 1785 Oldest surviving row house in Hampton Bays James Benjamin Homestead Flanders 1785 One of the oldest homes in Flanders. Jericho Friends Meeting House Jericho 1788 Quaker meeting house Commack Methodist Church and Cemetery Commack 1789 Oldest Methodist church with continuous use in New York State Smith Estate (Ridge, New York) Ridge 1790 Built atop the former Manor St. George property George Underhill House Locust Valley 1790 Also known as "Wayside" Homan-Gerard House and Mills Yaphank c. 1790 Stone-Tolan House Brighton c. 1792 A Federal-style structure said to be the oldest surviving building in Monroe County Friends' Schoolhouse Jericho 1793 Part of Friends Meetinghouse Complex Van Wyck-Lefferts Tide Mill Lloyd Harbor 1793 Boat tours occasionally given on the grounds. James Watson House Manhattan 1793 Extended in 1806. House at 251 Rocklyn Avenue Lynbrook c. 1793 West section of the home is original. Gardiners Island Windmill Gardiners Island May 23, 1795 Restored after collapsing partially in 1815 Bridge Cafe Lower Manhattan 1795 Oldest wooden building in Manhattan Denton Homestead East Rockaway 1795 Originally built as a tavern and converted into residential farmhouse Denton House New Hyde Park 1795 Presently a McDonald's. St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery East Village 1795 Construction completed in 1799. Montauk Point Light Montauk 1796 Significantly modified since initial construction. Now musuem. Farthest east point on the south fork of Long Island. Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church Flatbush 1796 Blackwell House Roosevelt Island 1796 40°45′37″N 73°57′4″W / 40.76028°N 73.95111°W / 40.76028; -73.95111 First Reformed Church in Albany Albany 1797-1799 Congregation started in 1642. Edgar Allen Poe Cottage Bronx 1797 Sources differ on if it was constructed in 1797 or 1812. David Tuthill Farmstead Cutchogue 1798 Farm complex still a private residence Mount Vernon Hotel Museum Upper East Side, Manhattan 1799 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places . Jesse Tuthill House Mattituck 1799 Overall building constructed in two parts, the first in 1799 and the second in 1841. Gracie Mansion Upper East Side, Manhattan 1799 Mayor's Residence Van Nuyse-Magaw House Midwood 1800 1041 East 22nd Street 40°37′36.5″N 73°57′15.5″W / 40.626806°N 73.954306°W / 40.626806; -73.954306 Hamilton Grange Hamilton Heights 1802 Home of Alexander Hamilton . Relocated twice (1889 and 2008). [ 14] [ 15] Wadsworth Homestead Geneseo 1804 Built in 1804 by James Wadsworth who came to Geneseo in 1790. Originally a two-story foursquare home. Enlarged in 1815 [ 16] Swart-Wilcox House Oneonta 1807 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places . Built in 1807. Now operated as the Swart-Wilcox House Museum.. Gideon Tucker House Tribeca, Manhattan 1809 2 White Street. Small Federal style row house Willets Point Farmhouse Bayside , now Fort Totten , Queens 1829 Built by Charles and Martha Willet and eventually moved to Fort Totten. The fort itself was built in 1857, and an Officer's Club was built in 1870 which is now home to the Bayside Historical Society. Cantonment Farm 1812 This private residence is the last standing officers' barracks built in 1812. Putnam County Court House Carmel 1814 Second oldest courthouse in the United States that remains in use Clarkson Community Church Clarkson 1825 This Protestant church, perhaps the oldest in western Monroe County , was established in 1816 and has operated continuously since that date. The original 1825 Colonial structure, with a 100' steeple, has had two subsequent additions (in 1967 and in 1985). Dash home[ citation needed ] Eden 1816 Has been consistently lived in since 1816. The property backs up to 18 mile creek & has a tributary with 5 waterfalls. There are 200 year old black walnut, apple & mulberry trees also on the property. Hull Family Home and Farmstead Lancaster c. 1820 Lived in until 1990’S, but is now a preserved home and is able to be visited. The Hulls moved into the property c1800 but built the house in 1820. The house is the oldest stone house in Erie county. LaTourette House Staten Island 1836 1836 brick Federal-style building now used as clubhouse for city-owned golf course. [ 17] Anshe Slonim Synagogue Lower Manhattan 1849 Oldest surviving synagogue building in New York City 203 East 29th Street Kips Bay, Manhattan 1790/1870 Private owned house dated back from 1790 or 1870 based on different sources. Listed in National Register of Historic Places 
