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1751 Sanderson Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18509

6Room(s)
1Bathroom(s)
Off streetParking(s)
25Picture(s)
900Sqft
This charming second-floor apartment offers two spacious bedrooms, each with ample closet space, perfect for those who need extra storage. Located in a fantastic neighborhood, you'll be just steps away from a variety of restaurants and clothing shops, providing both convenience and a vibrant lifestyle.
$1,550
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1019 Bunker Hill Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18510

4Room(s)
1Bathroom(s)
12Picture(s)
950Sqft
Heat, Water & Sewer included! 1st Fl apt with1 bedroom, Living & Dining Room. Newly painted and carpeted. No pets. Tenant pays electric only. Off street parking & coin operated W/D in basement. $45 application fee (non-refundable) with credit check, background check, proof of income, and ID required.
$1,050
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1229 Sloan Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18504

6Room(s)
2Bathroom(s)
Alley AccessParking(s)
56Picture(s)
1,384Sqft
3 bed, 1.5 bath home with low taxes located in one of West Scranton's most desirable neighborhoods. The exterior of this home has all been recently update with vinyl siding, a newer roof and vinyl windows. Inside the home needs cosmetic updates but has first floor laundry, nice woodwork and a great layout. Outside enjoy a large yard in a quiet neighborhood.
$179,995
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947 Woodlawn Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18509

6Room(s)
1Bathroom(s)
11Picture(s)
1,200Sqft
Large three bedroom one bathroom half double in Green Ridge. Lots of natural light. Washer/dryer in kitchen area. Unfinished attic for extra storage. Covered shared front porch and rear deck.
$1,500
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416 Eynon Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18504

8Room(s)
2Bathroom(s)
Off streetParking(s)
18Picture(s)
1,200Sqft
This is a well maintained home on a quiet street in West Scranton. It boasts 3 bedrooms (with the potential to use an extra room downstairs as a 4th bedroom). There is plenty of closet space. Large eat in kitchen. 1 1/2 Bathrooms. A house full of charm. Walk out of the back door and into your own little oasis with an above ground pool, large deck, fire pit and fenced in yard.
$168,000
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363 Garfeild Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18504

4Room(s)
1Bathroom(s)
6Picture(s)
500Sqft
Welcome to your cozy 2-bedroom haven! This apartment is all about easy living on a quiet block in Scranton. Step into a sunlit living space that's perfect for both hanging out and hosting friends. Enjoy 2 spacious bedrooms, a back deck and front porch with sweeping view. Conveniently located to shopping, restaurants and businesses this well-maintained building is the perfect place to call home.
$925
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Facts about Scranton, PA

Scranton is the county seat of Lackawanna and a charming city with lots to offer. With a population of 77,054 residents (2019), Scranton is the sixth-largest city in Pennsylvania.

Scranton has been known as “the Electric City” since developing the revolutionary electric-operated trolley system in the late 1880’s. Though the system no longer runs, the city maintains the nickname. The city also houses the Steamtown National Historic Site, where century-old locomotives are on display in a former rail yard. Scranton is emerging from many of the challenges the city faces and with organizations like Scranton Tomorrow assisting in its revitalization, the future looks bright.

Things to do in and around Scranton, PA

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School Districts in Scranton, PA

Scranton, PA has only one school district, the Scranton School District. Within it, there are 16 schools, including elementary schools, middle schools and high schools. In total, the school district encompasses 26 square miles.

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Tools for Homebuyers in Scranton, PA

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Home Inspectors in and around Scranton, PA

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Why are people moving to Scranton, PA?

Scranton, Pennsylvania holds many job opportunities for young professionals making it a great place to live. Additionally, Scranton holds a diverse culture, multiple universities and isn’t too far from either New York City or Philadelphia.

Why is Scranton so famous?

Scranton, a city located in Northeastern Pennsylvania, has become quite famous over the years. Known for being one of the first cities in the country to use electricity and developing the revolutionary electric-operated trolley system in 1886, it earned the nickname “The Electric City.” The city also has a rich past as an industrial center for iron and coal production, and its diverse population has contributed to its vibrant arts community. Today, Scranton is known for its connection to the popular television show, The Office, which was set in the city. While the show’s portrayal of Scranton may not be entirely accurate, it has brought attention to the city and its many attractions that celebrate its heritage and ethnic diversity.

What is the main industry in Scranton, PA?

Scranton, Pennsylvania has come a long way from being a one-industry town. While it was once dominated by manufacturing enterprises, primarily in the nondurable goods sector, the city has seen tremendous growth in recent years driven by successful businesses like manufacturing from several nearby factories, as well as retail and hospitality. Scranton is also now home to a growing downtown business district and several institutions of higher education, including The University of Scranton, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, Lackawanna College and Marywood University. The metro area also boasts a large number of education and health-related careers, along with prevalent manufacturing, construction, trade and transportation careers. Overall, Scranton’s economy is diversified and making a comeback, making it a great place to live and work.

Does Scranton have mountains?

Yes. The charming town of Scranton is nestled in the heart of the Pocono Mountains, part of the Appalachians, which offers panoramic mountain views.