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OUTLOOK POINTE AT BERWICK

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Location

2050 W Front St

Phone Number
(570) 759-3155
Rent

$216 - $438*/month

Program Type

Retirement Community

Street Address

2050 W Front St, Berwick, PA, 18603

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Town Park Village

Town Park Village

Public Housing

The Project Has 1 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

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Clover Hill Estates

Clover Hill Estates

Low Income Housing

Clover Hill Estates Has 24 Units Available

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Monroe Estates

Monroe Estates

Low Income Housing

Monroe Estates Has 24 Units Available

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Schain Building

Schain Building

Low Income Housing

Schain Building Has 24 Units Available

$216 - $438*/month
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Spring Garden Terrace

Spring Garden Terrace

Low Income Housing

Spring Garden Terrace Has 24 Units Available

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BERWICK RETIREMENT VILLAGE NRS

BERWICK RETIREMENT VILLAGE NRS

Retirement Community

BERWICK RETIREMENT VILLAGE NRS Has 1 Units Available

$216 - $438*/month
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