MONROE COUNTY · TOBYHANNA TOWNSHIP · BLAKESLEE
Pocohanna Cabin Colony is a small, established community in Blakeslee, Tobyhanna Township, Monroe County, just off Route 940. Laid out in the 1950s as a Pocono cabin colony, it now holds a mix of traditional cabins, ranch homes, chalets and newer houses on wooded lots, with a more relaxed character than the region's larger planned communities.
The location is convenient to Route 940 and Interstate 80, with Jack Frost, Big Boulder, Pocono Raceway and Lake Harmony a short drive away. Association dues are modest and shared facilities are limited, which suits buyers who want a quieter neighborhood without a large amenity-driven association.
Cabin-style, ranch and chalet homes on wooded lots, along with some newer houses. Shared facilities are limited: a picnic area appears on some listings, and parts of the community have walking access toward Tobyhanna Creek and the Austin T. Blakeslee Natural Area. Buyers should confirm what the association currently provides.
✓ STR Allowed — Township Permit Required
Short-term rentals are allowed at Pocohanna Cabin Colony. Tobyhanna Township permits short-term rentals in residential areas with an annual township permit, and the permit does not transfer with the property, so a buyer must obtain their own before renting. The township also sets occupancy limits based on the number of bedrooms and requires notification to the homeowners association where one applies. The township ordinance does not override an association's own rules, and this association's documents are not published, so buyers should review them along with current township requirements before purchasing.
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