Driveway: None

Interior Finish: Drywall

Condition: Very Good

Exterior: Other - See Remarks

Heat Fuel Type: Other - See Remarks

Heat Type: Other - See Remarks

AC Type: Other - See Remarks

Water: Public

Sewer: Public

Basement: None

Sometimes the right apartment does not need to announce itself. It simply feels practical, comfortable, and easy to understand. This first-floor apartment at 1200 Main Street in Dickson City offers two bedrooms, one full bathroom, and off-street parking. Monthly rent is $1,075, with an additional $150 monthly RUBS charge covering water and gas. The tenant is responsible for electric. First month's rent and a security deposit are required to move in. The layout is straightforward and easy to live with. The rooms feel grounded, useful, and ready for the routines that make a home feel settled. There is space for a comfortable living room, an everyday dining area, and two bedrooms that can adapt to the way you live. One may become a quiet bedroom. The other may become a home office, guest room, dressing room, or simply a little extra breathing room. As you picture the apartment, you may already begin to notice the practical value of first-floor living. Fewer stairs. Easier groceries. Simpler daily movement. Off-street parking adds another layer of convenience at the end of a long day. The fixed $150 monthly RUBS charge keeps water and gas expenses clear and predictable, while the tenant maintains control of the electric account. The terms are straightforward: first month's rent and security deposit are due at move-in. No maze of unnecessary fees. Just the fundamentals presented plainly. Main Street places you within convenient reach of shopping, dining, services, and major roadways connecting Dickson City with Scranton and the surrounding area. This is not an apartment trying to be something it is not. It is a solid, comfortable two-bedroom home with parking, first-floor access, and clear monthly costs. That kind of simplicity has its own strength. Before you scroll past, take a moment to imagine your furniture in place, your keys on the counter, and a daily rhythm feeling familiar. When the picture feels complete, reach out with a question or schedule a showing.