King Rentals

06/02/2026

03/08/2026

02/26/2026

There is still time to apply!

The Tioga County Housing Authority, with support from the Tioga County Commissioners, received PHARE funding to administer a grant to provide financial assistance to eligible landlords in Tioga County for rehabilitation of their properties. Under the PHARE Housing Preservation Program, landlords who commit to renting to individuals/families with a household income below 50% of the median income for a minimum of ten (10) years, and who meet the eligibility criteria, may receive a grant for needed repairs such as new roofs, windows and doors, water heaters, furnace replacement, upgraded insulation, etc. Qualified applicants will be eligible for assistance of up to $50,000.

Applications are available here: https://www.tbhra.org/tioga-county-phare-housing-preservation-program or by calling 570-638-2151.

Applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received. No applications will be processed after February 28, 2026.

Additional information can be obtained by contacting the Tioga County Housing Authority at 570-638-2151.

02/23/2026

Sponsor a banner for the Westfield Youth Baseball Association.

02/17/2026

THIS PLACE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE

This will be available again to rent April 1st. Rent is now $750 plus utilities.
I'm sorry but no dogs are allowed. Please message me for an application or pick one up on my back porch. Message for address.
Try this link for a fillable application.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Q85irNz5AUR4E4BQzSjK9A57E87nvkBl&usp=drive_fs

12/13/2025

‼️ Attention ‼️ Are you in need of a smoke/carbon monoxide detector and reside within our primary coverage area? We have a limited supply of smoke/carbon monoxide detectors available free of charge. Please contact us via message or call 570-418-0783 to inquire. Our primary coverage area encompasses Knoxville Borough, Deerfield Township, and a portion of Brookfield Township. Installing a smoke detector can significantly enhance your chances of survival in the event of a fire. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), a functioning smoke detector can reduce the risk of fatalities in a home fire by over 50%. Smoke detectors provide critical early warnings, allowing precious time to escape before smoke and flames spread. It is essential to install smoke detectors on every level of your home, including inside bedrooms and outside sleeping areas, to ensure optimal safety.

11/23/2025

40 years ago, you had 17 minutes to escape a fire.

Today, it’s ONLY 3.

The reason?

Modern homes are filled with synthetic materials—furniture, fabrics, and even construction elements made from petroleum-based compounds that ignite more quickly, burn hotter, and release far more toxic smoke. In controlled tests, a vintage 1970s-style room with natural materials took over 30 minutes to fully burn. A comparable modern room? Just three minutes. That drastic difference is the deadly reality of modern fire behavior.

But the danger isn’t just the speed—it's also the smoke.

Today’s fires produce toxic gases like carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide, making smoke inhalation the leading cause of death in house fires. With less time to react and deadlier conditions, fire experts stress the need for working smoke alarms and a well-practiced escape plan. It’s not the materials in your home that will save you—it’s your preparation. In a world where three minutes can mean life or death, being ready is everything.

Source: TODAY. (2023, October 9). Why you may only have 3 minutes to escape a house fire — and how to prepare.

09/04/2025

Notice: Scheduled 5hr power outage for parts of Knoxville today 

04/23/2025

This has been rented.