$1,650/month

Sometimes the search for a rental becomes more complicated than the thing you were looking for in the first place.Maybe you simply want your own space. Your own front door. A backyard that belongs to the house. A place that feels clean, straightforward, and ready to live in.439 Phelps Street keeps the equation simple.This recently renovated single-family home in Scranton offers 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, a private backyard, and convenient access to downtown Scranton. Tenants are responsible for utilities. The landlord may consider pets.That is the structure of it.What matters next is how a house like this fits into everyday life.There is something different about renting a single-family home. No apartment hallway. No wondering who lives on the other side of the wall. You come home, open your own door, and the house is simply yours to occupy.Inside, recent renovations give the home a cleaner, fresher starting point. Updated flooring and fresh finishes create rooms that feel uncomplicated and ready for furniture, routines, and ordinary life.And then there is the backyard.Private outdoor space does not need to be elaborate to matter. A chair outside after work. A small table. A grill. A place to step into the open air without leaving home. Go ahead and picture how you would use it.The location keeps things practical as well. Downtown Scranton is nearby, putting employment, restaurants, shopping, services, and the city's central corridors within convenient reach.Nothing here needs to pretend to be something it isn't.It is a straightforward Scranton house with three bedrooms, recent improvements, private outdoor space, and the independence that comes with a single-family home.Sometimes that simplicity is exactly what makes a place work.Before you scroll past, consider whether you can already see where the furniture would go. Where the day would begin. Where you would come home at night.If the picture makes sense, reach out with your question