Neighborhoods in Luzerne County, PA

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  Laflin

  Laflin, a close-knit borough between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, “is a wonderful community where people are cordial and will help you if you need it,” says Nancy Coassolo, borough librarian and longtime resident. Wide, two-lane streets meet grassy lawns with driveways leading to well-maintained homes. Residents of the borough can

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    $337K

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    $122K - $629K

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  Trucksville

  Trucksville’s rural setting invites a return to the simple life on the Back Mountain foothills north of Wilkes-Barre and Kingston. If Kingston is known as the Gateway to the Back Mountain, then Trucksville is the entrance corridor to Dallas, a more fully developed rural-suburban borough. “Trucksville is the smallest out of the towns that make up

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    $312K

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    $129K - $749K

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  Hilldale

  Hilldale is a cozy residential suburb in Plains Township located south of Scranton and just north of Wilkes-Barre. Bordering the neighborhood is the scenic Susquehanna River, which spans more than 440 miles and is considered the longest river on the East Coast. Residents here can find local parks and recreation spots that feature a number of

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    $308K

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    $169K - $869K

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  Dallas

  Known as the Pride of Back Mountain, the Dallas Borough is a lushly wooded community in northeastern Pennsylvania. The downtown area was recently redone, and a traffic circle now marks the borough's center. Along the loop are shops and restaurants; the library and post office are both central as well. “During the school year, you’ll see many

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    $300K

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    $180K - $606K

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  Inkerman

  Situated between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre is Inkerman, a small residential suburb that borders the Susquehanna River. Inkerman is a part of Jenkins Township, which is one of dozens of Luzerne County municipalities: "These townships all have their own government and their own identity, which creates a strong sense of community pride and makes

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    $283K

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    $62K - $423K

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  Port Griffith

  Just south of Pittston along the Susquehanna River lies the Port Griffith Township. The area has a rich history rooted in coal mining and now offers a blend of a secluded suburban lifestyle with access to amenities and bigger retailers in neighboring towns. Situated along the Susquehanna River, residents can enjoy views of the water and distant

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    $280K

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    $109K - $649K

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  Kingston

  In Kingston, residents can forgo their cars and get everywhere on foot. “You can just walk everywhere. Walk to lunch. Walk to the library. Wilkes-Barre is walkable from Kingston. There are two walkable bridges,” says Realtors Christine Lacomis with Lewith and Freeman Real Estate. “The local cross-country teams run across the bridges.” Outdoor life

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    $265K

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    $119K - $683K

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  Shavertown

  With Toby Creek, a tributary of the Susquehanna River, flowing through the communnity, Shavertown is a picturesque residential area sitting in the foothills of the Back Mountain. Named after the early settler who had purchased this land, Philip Shaver, this community, with shops and restaurants all around, has developed into a convenient place to

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    $263K

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    $154K - $787K

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  Forty Fort

  Forty Fort in Forty Fort offers suburban amenities, including a municipal airport and sports complex. Residents enjoy the Luzerne County Levee Trail, 900 Rutter for dining and shopping, and Colonial-inspired homes on small lots. Forty Fort, a suburban neighborhood in Luzerne County, is known for its historical roots along the Susquehanna River and

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    $244K

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    $127K - $595K

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  Yatesville

  Yatesville, a borough 2 miles outside of Pittston, allows people to establish roots in their community. “Our neighbors have been there for 20 years,” says Gina Warnagiris, owner of local business RCG Crystals. While she has only lived in Yatesville for a year, her parents lived there for more than 20. The area is primarily residential, and forests

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    $243K

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    $136K - $447K

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  Duryea

  Duryea is a small-town borough framed by forested mountains and cradled by the eastern bank of the Susquehanna River. The Lackawanna River also flows through the borough, and hiking trails and peaks provide ample outdoor activities. Duryea has developed into a close community, centered around Main Street, with beloved local businesses and shops.

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    $233K

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    $103K - $635K

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  Wyoming

  Wyoming, Pennsylvania may not be the most famous Wyoming in America, but it was the first. Named for the Wyoming Valley in which it sits, the town was established in the 1700s along the banks of the Susquehanna River. The most infamous event in the town’s history occurred during the Revolution, when 300 militiamen defending the town were defeated

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    $228K

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    $149K - $387K

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  West Pittston

  West Pittston, known as the Garden Village, is a borough that hugs the Susquehanna River. Homes here date back to the 1800s, and the town has many early American historical sites. A line of cherry blossom trees sits along the Susquehanna River, which has been known to flood, and is the site of an annual cherry blossom festival. Since the borough

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    $225K

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    $104K - $490K

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  Exeter

  Exeter, a borough north of Wilkes-Barre, PA, is bordered by the Susquehanna River on the south and east, and by a line of hills to the northwest. Two-lane streets are laid out in small grids heading northwest of Wyoming Avenue, the main thoroughfare. There are some sidewalks along Wyoming Avenue and Schooley Avenue, but on others, grassy lawns

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    $221K

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    $97K - $398K

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  West Wyoming

  First discovered by settlers in 1750, West Wyoming is a strong community with a rural feel. Resting in the mountains of Eastern Pennsylvania, this borough offers serene parks, both large and small, as well as outdoor activities. These natural destinations are only a short drive from houses sporting plenty of yard space, schools supporting the

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    $220K

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    $100K - $418K

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  Swoyersville

  Swoyersville is a small borough 5 miles from Wilkes-Barre. "We don't even have a stoplight," says Grace Conner, lifetime resident and founder of the Swoyersville Little Library. Conner set the library up as her Girl Scouts Gold Award project to give children easy access to books. She received so many donations at the start of the project,

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    $217K

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    $135K - $376K

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  Avoca

  Originally a mining community, Avoca is a small borough with generational homes and vast, expansive woodlands just south of the Lackawanna River. The Mill Creek meanders through the locale with ample trails along the waterway, imbuing an element of peace. Today, the neighborhood has developed into an accessible location with shops and outdoor

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    $215K

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    $77K - $532K

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  Larksville

  Full of hilly streets and surrounded by woodlands, residents of Larksville live a slow, quiet life amongst the neighborhood’s residential streets. “It’s a Kingston surrounds—a neighborhood that associates itself with Kingston,” says Realtor Christine Lacomis with Lewith and Freeman Real Estate. “Larksville’s mainly residential.” Lacomis explains

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    $214K

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    $52K - $406K

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  Hudson

  Located on the east side of the Susquehanna River, Hudson is a riverbank borough of Plains Township in Luzerne County. The area is part of the Wyoming Valley region that is known for its historical influence on mining and the Industrial Revolution. Described by local Associate Broker David Rubbico Jr. as a small town “down in the valley,” Hudson

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    $204K

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    $134K - $248K

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  Hughestown

  Next to the city of Pittston, Hughestown is a small borough that features a mix of older homes and new developments. “It’s a quieter area on the outskirts of town,” says Casey Johnston, Realtor with RPA Real Estate who has worked in the Scranton area for eight years. The Hughestown Fire Department, primarily run by volunteers, is at the crux of

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    $197K

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    $43K - $299K

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  Plains

  Upon arrival in Plains, individuals might hear the expression, “Plains Proud” and begin to resonate with that testament. Plains residents care not only for each other but also about the appearance of the area, maintaining streetscapes and ensuring building facades and storefronts are visually appealing. “This is a neighborhood and community.

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    $197K

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    $114K - $299K

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  Pringle-Courtdale

  The Pringle-Courtdale neighborhood is comprised of Pringle and Courtdale boroughs. This suburban community sits on the west bank of the Susquehanna River, with Toby Creek flowing through the commune. While the town is mostly residential with few commercial centers, the boroughs have access to stores, services and businesses in neighboring towns.

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    $193K

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    $102K - $327K

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  Dupont

  Sitting near Interstates 81 and 476, Dupont has maintained itself as a small town while the infrastructure evolves around it. Established under its current name in 1917, the area started as a Polish mining town called Smithville. It became Dupont when the explosives company of the same name was built and became an essential part of the mining

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    $186K

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    $110K - $389K

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  Georgetown

  Situated between the Susquehanna River and Interstate 81, Georgetown’s downtown city center is located along the river’s southern bank, flanked by two college campuses and surrounded by quiet residential neighborhoods. Several diverse green spaces and ample retail are hard to miss in this slice of Luzerne County. As you start moving away from the

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    $174K

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    $86K - $337K

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  Pittston

  Pittston, the self-proclaimed “Quality Tomato Capital,” is a colorful city celebrating small-town values. The community comes together for events like the Paint Pittston Pink Gentleman’s Dash, a breast cancer awareness fundraiser moving into the greater Scranton area, or Shop with a Cop, where local police officers give children $100 to spend on

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    $173K

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    $82K - $341K

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