411 Chestnut St

Delta, PA 17314

Apartment building

1-4 beds

In-unit laundry (W/D)

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
-- 1 bd, 1 ba	--	Now	Fees may apply $1,000
Unit 2 2 bd, 1 ba	--	Now	Fees may apply $1,175

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Neighborhood: 17314

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Nearby schools in Delta

Delta-Peach Bottom El School

Grades K-4 • 0.8 miles

4/10

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4/10

Student Progress Rating

4/10

South Eastern Ms-East

Grades 7, 8 • 7.2 miles

5/10

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6/10

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3/10

Kennard-Dale High School

Grades 9-12 • 7.3 miles

8/10

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8/10

College Readiness Rating

8/10

Student Progress Rating

7/10

Commuter Friendly
A car is useful for connecting the area’s scattered communities with shopping and services in nearby towns.
Historic Area
The surrounding region’s canal and lock heritage recalls an important chapter in local transportation history.
Nature Views
Wooded hills, open countryside and the nearby Susquehanna River corridor shape the area’s scenery.
Outdoor Activities
Country roads and river landscapes provide options for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors.

In southern York County, 17314 covers the rural communities of Susquehanna Trails, Bryansville, Slate Hill, Coal Cabin Beach and Coyne Lock, amid wooded hills, open land and the Susquehanna River corridor. The setting brings four distinct seasons, with warm, humid summers and cold winters. Outdoor recreation is a defining feature: nearby river scenery and country roads offer opportunities for walking, cycling and time outside, while the region’s historic canal and lock heritage reflects its role in Pennsylvania’s transportation history. Everyday shopping and dining are mainly found in small local businesses or require a drive to larger nearby towns; cafés and restaurants are more limited than in an urban center. Residents typically rely on cars for errands and regional travel, with scenic rural routes connecting the scattered communities. Libraries and playgrounds are available in the broader area, though amenities are spread out.

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