30 W 8th St

Wind Gap, PA 18091

Apartment building

1-3 beds

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What's special

Parking spaceDouble garage spaceVinyl plank flooringPrivate entrance with deck

Newly Renovated one floor apartment in Wind Gap Borough. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. Private entrance with Deck, Double Garage Space, and Parking Space. Non-smoking complex. Pets negotiable for $50/month. Vinyl plank flooring or tile throughout. Landlord pays water, sewer, and trash. Tenant pays electric. Stove and Refrigerator included. On-site laundry facility. Rent is $1575/month. Minimum income requirement of $4725 per month. Background and credit check done on all adult applicants. Required 1st month's rent of $1575 & security deposit of $1575. 1 year lease. Landlord pays water, sewer, and trash. Tenant pays electric and hot water. Stove and Refrigerator included. On-site laundry facility. Rent is $1575/month. Minimum Gross Income requirement of $4725 per month. Background and credit check done on all adult applicants. Required 1st month's rent of $1575 & security deposit of $1575. 1 year lease.

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Neighborhood: 18091

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Outdoor Activities
Ample parks and spaces for hiking, biking, and active recreation.
Hiking Trails
Nearby trails offer adventure, exercise, and scenic escapes into nature.
Highway Access
Quick highway connections for seamless travel and regional access.
Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.

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Set in Pennsylvania’s Slate Belt at the base of Blue Mountain, 18091 (Wind Gap) blends small-town ease with trailhead access and four-season scenery. Locals hit the Appalachian Trail at the Wind Gap crossing, explore Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center, and bowl at Blue Valley Lanes, with everyday errands covered at Wind Gap Plaza, Weis Markets, and mom-and-pop coffee and diner stops. It’s family- and pet-friendly, with a relaxed pace, while Route 33 and I-80 offer fast commutes to Bethlehem, Easton, the Poconos, and New Jersey. Arts venues, festivals, and breweries across the Lehigh Valley are an easy weekend outing. According to Zillow’s Market Trends over the past few months, median asking rent has hovered in the mid-$1,600s, with most listings roughly $1,300–$2,200, spanning vintage borough apartments to newer townhomes.