Zip Codes Near Laurys Station, Pennsylvania

A

18101
Allentown, PA

$885 to $2,800
222 Rentals
A

18102
Allentown, PA

$1,015 to $3,238
348 Rentals
A

18104
Allentown, PA

$1,195 to $3,238
138 Rentals
A

18109
Allentown, PA

$885 to $3,200
102 Rentals
B

18014
Bath, PA

$1,650 to $1,925
11 Rentals
B

18017
Bethlehem, PA

$1,030 to $3,200
160 Rentals
C

18032
Catasauqua, PA

$1,125 to $1,670
16 Rentals
C

18037
Coplay, PA

$1,125 to $2,495
39 Rentals
D

18038
Danielsville, PA

1 Rentals
N

18067
Northampton, PA

$1,500 to $1,925
29 Rentals
S

18078
Schnecksville, PA

5 Rentals
W

18088
Walnutport, PA

$1,145 to $1,600
21 Rentals
W

18052
Whitehall, PA

$1,050 to $2,500
110 Rentals
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