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Tall Trees
$1,500
2000 Tall Trees Drive, Scranton, PA 18505
(570) 929-0729
10 units available
1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed
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On-site laundry, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Parking, Gym + more
Recreational Haven
Tranquil Living with Abundant Amenities
Tall Trees offers a harmonious blend of tranquility and recreation, nestled in the scenic Pocono foothills. Residents love the maintenance-free living paired with an abundance of activities, from golfing nearby to exploring local lakes. With amenities like a pool and gym, plus welcoming for both cats and dogs, it provides a vibrant lifestyle.
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1041 North Webster Avenue
$1,300
1041 North Webster Avenue, Scranton, PA 18510
(570) 604-2068
1 unit available
3 bed
Amenities
Dishwasher
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2027 Prospect Avenue
$1,375
2027 Prospect Avenue, Scranton, PA 18505
(610) 424-3744
1 unit available
2 bed
Amenities
Range and Refrigerator
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1543 Sanderson Avenue
$2,500
1543 Sanderson Avenue, Scranton, PA 18509
(570) 587-7000
1 unit available
3 bed
Amenities
In unit laundry, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Garage, Microwave, and Internet access
Charming Interiors
Lovely hardwood floors in a walkable community.
1543 Sanderson Avenue boasts charming interiors with beautiful hardwood floors that residents adore. The apartments are nestled in a walkable community, offering easy access to local shops and restaurants. It's a pet-friendly area where dog owners can be seen enjoying their walks in the friendly neighborhood.
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913 S Webster Avenue 1 Bed
1 Bed • 1 Bath • 410 sqft
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534 E Cherry St 1 Bed
1 Bed • 1 Bath • 500 sqft
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1132 Providence Road 2 Bed
2 Beds • 1 Bath • 965 sqft
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318 Pittston Avenue 1St Fl
2 Beds • 1 Bath • 824 sqft
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535 Harrison Avenue 2 Bed
2 Beds • 1 Bath • 890 sqft
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154 S Sumner Avenue
$1,700
154 South Sumner Avenue, Scranton, PA 18504
(570) 818-5040
1 unit available
4 bed
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Range and Refrigerator
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308 N Irving Avenue
$2,100
308 North Irving Avenue, Scranton, PA 18510
(570) 840-0152
1 unit available
4 bed
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Pet friendly, Parking, Recently renovated, Ceiling fan, Range, and Refrigerator
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2215 Capouse Avenue
$1,800
2215 Capouse Avenue, Scranton, PA 18509
(570) 587-7000
1 unit available
3 bed
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Patio / balcony, Recently renovated, and Stainless steel
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811 Grandview Street
$2,500
811 Grandview Street, Scranton, PA 18509
(570) 587-7000
1 unit available
5 bed
Amenities
On-site laundry and Hardwood floors
Friendly Community
Charming, dog-friendly Greenridge neighborhood in Scranton.
Set in the lovely Greenridge area of Scranton, 811 Grandview Street offers a spacious 5-bedroom home with a warm neighborhood feel. Enjoy hardwood floors, a large eat-in kitchen, and convenient access to downtown Scranton and local dining. Residents praise the strong community ties and the area's dog-friendly, family-oriented atmosphere.
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1042 Taylor Avenue
$1,900
1042 Taylor Avenue, Scranton, PA 18510
(570) 300-4766
1 unit available
2 bed
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Dishwasher, Parking, Recently renovated, Range, and Refrigerator
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1906 Farr Street
$1,000
1906 Farr Street, Scranton, PA 18504
(570) 818-5040
1 unit available
2 bed
Amenities
W/D hookup, Range, and Refrigerator
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1507 wyoming Avenue 6 Bed
6 Beds • 3 Baths • 2555 sqft
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809 Harrison Avenue 1
5 Beds • 2 Baths • 2114 sqft
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1543 Sanderson Avenue 2B
3 Beds • 4 Baths • 1600 sqft
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811 Grandview Street 5 Bed
5 Beds • 2 Baths • 3250 sqft
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604 Dean Street 5 Bed
5 Beds • 3 Baths • 2400 sqft
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21 Stafford Avenue
$1,100
21 Stafford Avenue, Scranton, PA 18505
(570) 818-5040
1 unit available
2 bed
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Pet friendly, Parking, Range, and Refrigerator
Community Charm
Welcoming and safe Scranton neighborhood.
21 Stafford Avenue offers a peaceful retreat in South Scranton. Known for a quiet and safe atmosphere, residents enjoy a community where neighbors support each other. With well-maintained surroundings and friendly locals, this spot is perfect for those seeking a serene living experience.
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1307 Wood (LEFT SIDE) Street
$1,125
1307 Wood Street, Scranton, PA 18508
(570) 818-5040
2 units available
3 bed
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Hardwood floors, Parking, Range, Oven, and Refrigerator
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438 Penn Ave
$1,650
430-438 Penn Avenue, Scranton, PA 18503
(570) 587-9999
1 unit available
1 bed
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In unit laundry, Dishwasher, Garage, Range, and Refrigerator
Urban Elegance
Sophisticated Downtown Living at Its Finest
Experience a refined urban lifestyle in this stunning downtown apartment. Enjoy modern design and high-end finishes right at the heart of Scranton. Residents celebrate the convenience of in-unit laundry and updated appliances.
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213 W Market Street
$1,100
213 West Market Street, Scranton, PA 18508
(570) 818-5040
1 unit available
2 bed
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117 Penn Ave
$2,499
117 Penn Avenue, Scranton, PA 18503
(570) 807-7786
1 unit available
2 bed
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In unit laundry, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Parking, Recently renovated + more
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2227 Capouse Avenue
$1,700
2227 Capouse Avenue, Scranton, PA 18509
(570) 775-4000
1 unit available
3 bed
Amenities
In unit laundry, Dishwasher, Parking, Recently renovated, Carpet, and Refrigerator
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Top neighborhoods in Scranton

Hyde Park

What it’s like to live in Hyde Park

Victorian elegance defines Hyde Park, where Scranton's historic district showcases architectural diversity from ornate Queen Anne homes to distinctive Tudor revival styles along tree-lined streets. These well-preserved buildings often feature stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and architectural details impossible to replicate in modern construction. Though rental opportunities remain limited in this predominantly owner-occupied neighborhood, occasional converted larger homes offer rare chances to experience this distinctive environment without ownership commitments increasingly challenging to secure in competitive markets requiring substantial financial resources beyond typical renter capabilities.

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Greenridge

What it’s like to live in Greenridge

Greenridge offers suburban character with city convenience in this established Scranton neighborhood with tree-lined streets. Rental homes typically feature more outdoor space than downtown options while maintaining reasonable commutes to major employers. The community provides excellent access to both Viewmont Mall shopping and the Abington Heights school district, making it popular with families seeking quality education options.

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Dog Owners

Outdoor Enthusiasts

Commuters

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Scenic

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South Side

What it’s like to live in South Side

Young professionals discover surprising affordability in South Side Scranton, where modest worker homes from the city's industrial era provide independent living without roommate requirements often necessary in more expensive districts. The neighborhood's proximity to both highway access and downtown employment creates reasonable commutes in multiple directions, maximizing precious personal time after work hours. Unlike downtown's limited parking, you'll generally find street spaces readily available, with many properties including off-street options further reducing daily stress. The nearby South Side Complex offers recreational facilities including basketball courts and playground equipment, while the commercial district along Pittston Avenue includes practical amenities from laundromats to corner markets serving daily needs without requiring extensive travel for basic supplies. When seeking weekend entertainment, downtown Scranton sits just minutes away but far enough to separate work environments from living spaces.

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Families

Retirees

Professionals

Young Renters

Commuters

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Mixed-Use

Peaceful

Mixed-Use & Commercial

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Find an apartment for rent in Scranton, PA

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

In Scranton, the average rent is for a studio, $1,254 for a 1-bedroom, $1,305 for a 2-bedroom, and $1,495 for a 3-bedroom.

You can use the pet-friendly filter to find Scranton apartments that allow pets.

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You can use the off-campus housing filters to find apartments near colleges located in or around Scranton. Some of the colleges and universities in the area include University of Scranton, King's College, and Wilkes University.

So you’ve finally landed that job at Dunder-Mifflin, and you’re ready to find yourself a new apartment in beautiful Scranton, Pennsylvania. Let’s find you the best place to park your Sebring and kick off your sensible office shoes.

Scranton pre- and post-The Office

First thing’s first, in Scranton there’s a real local… pride, I guess you could say. The story is familiar. The industry left; the residents left, and the downtown emptied for the farther-flung suburbs. Since 1985, that bitter pride of long-term residents has motivated renovation and restoration throughout the city. So, now is probably a good time to check out Scranton! The mid-century wealth concentrated in the city created some amazing architecture that you can now enjoy. So without further adieu, let’s find you some.

Know Your Neighborhoods

West Side:

Perhaps the premier destination for great housing is Scranton’s West Side. The West Side, initially an independent borough, is now considered part of Scranton proper, so the housing here will definitely feel more suburban than in other places throughout the city. But you’ll also have more access to amenities such as convenient shopping centers, restaurants and bars.

The Hill:

Adjacent to downtown, The Hill section of Scranton is a radically varying neighborhood due to its strange mixture of old-fashioned mansions and apartment life. The Lower Hill, located on the border of downtown has had a recent push to make the area more livable. Smack dab in the center of The Hill is the University, which means a lot of low cost housing with flexible leases and a much younger, more party-oriented vibe. The Upper Hill, located adjacent to Nay Aug Park is where you’ll find those beautiful, old-fashioned coal money mansions. Affordable rentals are available throughout The Hill, but if you’re not a beer pong enthusiast, try to stay up The Hill as much as possible.

The North and South Sides:

The Upper Green Ridge section of the North Section is considered to be the wealthiest area of Scranton. The South Side is part of an urban revitalization plan that centers on planting trees to make the area greener.

Downtown:

Apartments in the downtown area are certainly there; they just don’t have the appeal of other cities. But then again, if you’re looking for a hustling/bustling city, you should probably search elsewhere. The atmosphere is slower and not as exciting or nice, but you can still get by living here inexpensively.

Rental Tips

Scranton, for all its curmudgeonly old-timey residents, has a pretty friendly rental market. Flexible leases can frequently be found in most neighborhoods, particularly around the university campus. You can find the more urban rentals around The Hill through online apartment searches, but for the suburban rentals on the West Side, you may need to go through a real estate agent or management company.

When completing your pre-move budget, be aware of the high income tax rate in Scranton. At 3%, your paycheck can get drained pretty quickly. It gets pretty cold in town, too, and landlords will not be bothered to pay your utility bills in the winter. So make like a squirrel and stock up some funds for the snowy season.

Getting Around

Three words: get a car. Scranton’s sprawl necessitates automobile transportation. The County of Lackawanna Transit System operates slow-moving, fairly unreliable buses throughout the city, predominately in the downtown area. However, the low temperatures and high average snowfall make bus stops the least desirable places in town.

Bring Your Skis and Boots

But where the buses fail, the sport scene thrives. Put simply and somewhat crudely, Scranton is a winter sports enthusiasts’ wet dream. The nearby Snö Mountain provides skiers and snowboarders with miles of slopes, while the Pocono Mountains are about 45 minutes from town. The summer months provide lots of outdoor recreation as well, with woods, lakes and rivers ripe for hiking, fishing and swimming when you want to get out of the city’s urban sprawl.

So welcome to Scranton! Even if you won’t be bumping into Michael Scott at your local Chili’s, you’ll still have plenty to keep you busy and great housing galore!

Apartments for Rent in Scranton, PA

Tall Trees

1041 North Webster Avenue

2027 Prospect Avenue

1543 Sanderson Avenue

154 S Sumner Avenue

308 N Irving Avenue

2215 Capouse Avenue

811 Grandview Street

1042 Taylor Avenue

1906 Farr Street

21 Stafford Avenue

1307 Wood (LEFT SIDE) Street

438 Penn Ave

213 W Market Street

117 Penn Ave

2227 Capouse Avenue

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Tall Trees

1041 North Webster Avenue

2027 Prospect Avenue

1543 Sanderson Avenue

154 S Sumner Avenue

308 N Irving Avenue

2215 Capouse Avenue

811 Grandview Street

1042 Taylor Avenue

1906 Farr Street

21 Stafford Avenue

1307 Wood (LEFT SIDE) Street

438 Penn Ave

213 W Market Street

117 Penn Ave

2227 Capouse Avenue

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