127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue - Scranton, PA apartments for rent
127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue
127 North Garfield Avenue, Scranton, PA 18504
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue has a unit available for $1,100 per month (fees may apply) at a 12 month lease term. Check out the Price and Availability section for more information on this unit.
In Scranton, PA, the average rent is $1,056 for a 1-bedroom, $1,326 for a 2-bedroom, and $1,470 for a 3-bedroom.
Must have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes).
Some of 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue's amenities include Parking, Range, and Oven. To see the other amenities this property offers, check out the Amenities section.
127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue is not currently offering any rent specials.
Yes, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue is pet-friendly.
Yes, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue offers parking.
No, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue does not offer units with in unit laundry.
No, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue does not have a pool.
No, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue does not have accessible units.
No, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue does not have units with dishwashers.
No, 127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue does not have units with air conditioning.
127 North Garfield Avenue, Scranton, PA 18504•Neighborhood: Hyde Park
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Amenities
Parking
Range
Oven
Refrigerator
Unit amenities
Oven
Range
Refrigerator
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Property details
Income RequirementMust have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes)
Income Requirement
Must have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes)
Property DescriptionSometimes the search gets more complicated than the apartment needs to be.Too many listings. Too many promises. Too much attention spent trying to make ordinary things sound extraordinary.And sometimes what you really want is simpler: a comfortable place, a practical layout, and a rent that makes sense.127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue in Scranton is a second-floor, two-bedroom, one-bath apartment built around exactly that idea. It is straightforward residential space for someone looking for function, privacy, and value without paying for features they may not need.There is something useful about a home that does not try too hard.Two bedrooms give the apartment enough flexibility for everyday living. One can remain exactly what it was intended to be. The other might become a home office, a guest room, storage, or simply a little more room to spread out.As you read this, imagine coming upstairs, closing the door behind you, and having your own space waiting.Nothing theatrical.Nothing complicated.Just rooms with a purpose and a floor plan that lets daily life settle into place.For someone comparing apartments across Scranton, the appeal may become clearer the longer you look. Lower-priced rentals do not always need elaborate finishes or oversized amenity lists to make sense. Sometimes the real value is finding the right amount of space at the right cost and recognizing that simplicity can be an advantage.You may already begin to notice that this apartment asks a fairly uncomplicated question: does it give you what you actually need?Two bedrooms.One bathroom.A second-floor setting.A Scranton address.A practical place to come home to.There is a quiet strength in that kind of simplicity. The apartment is not trying to become something else. It stands on the fundamentals -- usable space, an understandable layout, and a price point intended to remain accessible.Before you scroll past, picture what your furniture would look like here. Picture whi
Sometimes the search gets more complicated than the apartment needs to be.Too many listings. Too many promises. Too much attention spent trying to make ordinary things sound extraordinary.And sometimes what you really want is simpler: a comfortable place, a practical layout, and a rent that makes sense.127 1/2 N Garfield Avenue in Scranton is a second-floor, two-bedroom, one-bath apartment built around exactly that idea. It is straightforward residential space for someone looking for function, privacy, and value without paying for features they may not need.There is something useful about a home that does not try too hard.Two bedrooms give the apartment enough flexibility for everyday living. One can remain exactly what it was intended to be. The other might become a home office, a guest room, storage, or simply a little more room to spread out.As you read this, imagine coming upstairs, closing the door behind you, and having your own space waiting.Nothing theatrical.Nothing complicated.Just rooms with a purpose and a floor plan that lets daily life settle into place.For someone comparing apartments across Scranton, the appeal may become clearer the longer you look. Lower-priced rentals do not always need elaborate finishes or oversized amenity lists to make sense. Sometimes the real value is finding the right amount of space at the right cost and recognizing that simplicity can be an advantage.You may already begin to notice that this apartment asks a fairly uncomplicated question: does it give you what you actually need?Two bedrooms.One bathroom.A second-floor setting.A Scranton address.A practical place to come home to.There is a quiet strength in that kind of simplicity. The apartment is not trying to become something else. It stands on the fundamentals -- usable space, an understandable layout, and a price point intended to remain accessible.Before you scroll past, picture what your furniture would look like here. Picture whi