$2,500 per month
408 5th St, Milford, PA 18337
Location, location, location. This 3 bedroom, 2 full bath with 2 car garage is right in the heart of Milford Borough. Walking distance to stores, restaurants and much more. Located in the desirable Delaware Valley School District, this is a perfect rental.
Christina Lake Davis R. Chant - Milford
$1,700 per month
129 Buck Run Dr, Milford, PA 18337
Discover the charm of 129 Bun Run Rd in the Sunrise Lake community of Milford, PA! This cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers 1,008 sq. ft. of comfortable living space with stunning views. The inviting living room features a beautiful fireplace, perfect for chilly evenings, while the open layout provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Step outside onto the spacious deck and take in the peaceful
Zack Nebbaki exp Realty, LLC - Lehigh Valley
$2,800 per month
102 Island Terrace, Milford, PA 18337
Large 6 bedroom/ 3 bath home in great neighborhood 2 car garage, 3 story home , with a bathroom on every floor Section 8 approved
Ewa Zaba Smart Way America Realty
$3,500 per month
110 Crocus Ln, Milford, PA 18337
AVAILABLE June 15th. PERFECTION for rent! Long term renters(12 mos).Welcome to this gorgeous and beautifully maintained home. Every detail has been attended to with great care. Custom kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and shaker cabinets. Enjoy breakfast in the sun drenched breakfast room with sliders that lead to the deck that overlooks the backyard. Living room
Mary DeMeo Realty Executives Exceptional Realtors - Fairfield
Milford in Pennsylvania is a commuter-friendly borough along the Delaware River, known for its lush outdoor destinations and thriving tourist season. Known as a gateway town to the Poconos, the area offers hiking trails, scenic overlooks and river recreation like kayaking and tubing, making it a popular spot from late May to September. Milford Beach and the McDade Recreational Trail let people swim, cycle and hike, while winter sports are the go-to in the nearby Poconos Mountains. Despite a major risk from flooding, the town has rarely been impacted by Delaware River overflowing in recent years. Year-round residents live in preserved historic homes, like original Victorians, Cape Cods and American Foursquares. Forested regions of Milford have New Traditional and ranch-style homes on wooded multiacre lots. The town's historic district features locally owned shops and restaurants, like Milford Diner, a community staple, and the Historic Dimmick Inn, which occasionally hosts live music. Cultural attractions include the Milford Theater & Performance Arts Center. Students attend highly rated Delaware Valley Elementary, Middle and High schools. Commuting is quick via Highways 6 and 206 and Interstate 84. Drivers can reach job opportunities in New York and New Jersey within 2 hours. Annual events such as the Black Bear Film Festival and Milford Music Festival draw many tourists into the area, while celebrations like the Toast to Milford is more focused on locals.
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