Some of the city's most beautiful historic buildings are finding new life as homes for those embracing residential living in downtown Scranton. Loft apartments and condominiums often feature design elements that pay homage to a building's history while offering modern amenities. Downtown residents also enjoy the convenience of living within walking distance of shopping and dining, arts and culture venues, and educational institutions.

 

200 Adams

 

317 Linden

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426 Mulberry

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500 Lackawanna Avenue

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1100 Penn Avenue

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Brooks Building

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Connell Building

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Herold Building

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Iron Lofts

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Lofts on Franklin

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Miller Lofts

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The Oakford

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Samters Lofts​

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