Neighborhoods in Lackawanna County, PA

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  South Abington

  With encompassing greenery and abundant lakes and creeks meandering through, South Abington is a tranquil township found in Lackawanna County. Today, the area has become a desirable suburb with top-tier schools, accessible recreation and natural outings with a vibrant city life close by. “South Abington is a major subdivision of Scranton; this is

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    $428K

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    $229K - $1.2M

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  Clarks Green

  Clarks Green, PA, is known for highly rated schools like Waverly School. This quiet borough near Scranton has tree-lined streets and parks. Local eateries and annual events like the Festival of Ice enhance community life.

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    $417K

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    $241K - $1.3M

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  Moosic

  Moosic, PA, on Montage Mountain, blends small-town charm with attractions like Glenmaura Commons' golf course, Montage Mountain's ski slopes and waterpark, and PNC Field for Triple-A baseball. Scranton is 8 miles away.

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    $405K

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    $150K - $1.4M

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  Scott

  Scott, PA, north of Scranton, has rural farmland and scenic views. Scott Township Municipal Park, State Game Lands 307, and local farm markets stand out, while nearby Dickson City supplies major shopping.

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    $364K

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    $187K - $604K

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  Clarks Summit

  Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, is an upscale borough about 7 miles from Scranton. It features top-rated Abington Heights schools, local shops on South State Street and the nearby Hillside Park. The annual Festival of Ice is one way neighbors get together and hang out.

  • Average Value

    $355K

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    $195K - $710K

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  Downtown Scranton

  Downtown Scranton blends industrial heritage with modern culture. It features the Electric City Trolley Museum, diverse dining, and local shops. The area is walkable and near highly rated Scranton Preparatory School.

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    $319K

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    $133K - $364K

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  East Mountain

  East Mountain in Scranton blends diverse housing with scenic parks. Residents enjoy Robinson Park, Lake Scranton and Nay Aug Park. The area provides access to local amenities and Downtown Scranton, just over 2 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $303K

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    $157K - $965K

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  West Mountain

  West Mountain in Scranton is a rural, forested area with scenic views. McDade Park has a pool, fishing pond and coal mine tour. Residents eat at Rich's Restaurant and Black Cat Bakery and have easy access to Interstate 476.

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    $296K

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    $101K - $612K

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  Archbald

  Archbald, PA is home to the scenic Lackawanna River and 150-acre Archbald Pothole State Park. The borough offers diverse housing styles and local shops. Residents enjoy community events at the Valley Community Library.

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    $294K

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    $103K - $1.1M

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  Dunmore

  Dunmore, PA, a tight-knit borough near Scranton, features independent businesses and Colonial Revival homes. Residents enjoy local eateries, parks, and recreation. Three converging interstates provide convenient regional access.

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    $272K

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    $130K - $490K

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  Blakely

  Blakely, PA is a quiet suburb along the Lackawanna River near Scranton. The Blakely Borough Recreation Complex offers river activities and sports facilities. Main Street has local cafés. Scenic trails and parks attract residents.

  • Average Value

    $263K

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    $143K - $987K

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  Olyphant

  Olyphant, PA blends small-town charm with industrial heritage. The revitalized borough features female-driven businesses and community events. Residents enjoy Fern Hill Park and the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail nearby.

  • Average Value

    $260K

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    $133K - $599K

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  Old Forge

  Old Forge, PA, known as the Pizza Capital of the World, offers scenic Pocono Mountain views. This historic borough along the Lackawanna River features square pizza, community events, and access to outdoor adventures in the county.

  • Average Value

    $255K

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    $128K - $523K

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  Throop

  Throop, PA, near Scranton, blends residential and industrial areas. It features the Throop Community Civic Center, local parks, and Penn State Scranton campus. The annual Throop Cow Flop event is a unique community celebration.

  • Average Value

    $255K

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    $86K - $540K

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  Greenridge

  Greenridge in Scranton has historic homes ranging from Queen Annes to ranch-style homes on tree-lined streets. Nay Aug Park and Crowley Park offer nearby recreation. Residents support local shops and restaurants. Downtown Scranton is under 3 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $254K

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    $91K - $594K

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  Jessup

  Jessup, PA, near Scranton, blends suburban and rural living. Local diners create a homey atmosphere, and events such as the Saint Ubaldo Day festival bring the community together. Jessup Memorial Field Park offers family activities.

  • Average Value

    $251K

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    $135K - $593K

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  Minooka

  Minooka in Scranton blends industrial history with suburban charm. Local shops and eateries line Route 11, while parks offer athletic spaces and an outdoor swimming pool. It's just a 10-minute commute to Downtown Scranton.

  • Average Value

    $250K

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    $125K - $439K

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  Jermyn

  Jermyn, PA, a former coal mining town, is known as the "Birthplace of First Aid" in America. This quaint borough features traditional homes, local eateries like Windsor Inn, and nearby Aylesworth Park for outdoor recreation.

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    $249K

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    $128K - $590K

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  Taylor

  Taylor, PA, a small suburb near Scranton, has a coal mining heritage. John Derenick Memorial Park and the Anthracite Heritage Museum are local attractions. Main Street offers shops and eateries, blending urban and rural living.

  • Average Value

    $247K

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    $133K - $357K

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  Hill Section

  The Hill Section in Scranton features the University of Scranton, Regional Hospital and Nay Aug Park. Historic Victorian homes line hilly streets. Mulberry Street offers eateries, while Nay Aug Park has green space, a museum and a trail.

  • Average Value

    $245K

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    $98K - $879K

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  Dickson City

  Dickson City, PA blends suburban living with shopping along Scranton Carbondale Highway. Pre-1950s homes include colonials and Cape Cods. Highlights: Lackawanna River Heritage Trail and historic Circle Drive-In Theater.

  • Average Value

    $241K

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    $114K - $425K

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  Mayfield

  Mayfield, PA, a small borough near Scranton, features ranch-style and traditional homes. The area offers local dining spots, Little League fields for recreation, and easy access to U.S. Route 6 for commuters.

  • Average Value

    $239K

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    $150K - $642K

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  Tripp's Park

  Tripp’s Park offers residents a mix of small-town charm and modern amenities, 2 miles from downtown Scranton. There are several local businesses in the area, as well as the Houdini Museum, Tour & Magic Show. Recreation spaces include Tripp Park.

  • Average Value

    $200K

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    $86K - $319K

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  South Side

  South Side in Scranton is less than 2 miles from downtown and features Poor Richard's Pub and Connell Park. It includes local markets with international goods and is close to historical sites like Steamtown and the Scranton Iron Furnaces.

  • Average Value

    $196K

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    $88K - $431K

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  Keyser Valley

  Keyser Valley in Scranton offers historical homes near McDade Park and local eateries. Scranton Preparatory School provides highly rated education. Downtown Scranton is easily accessible, and the Bonfire Fall Festival is held nearby.

  • Average Value

    $194K

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    $127K - $284K

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