200 Highland Ave

Regency Square is a mid-rise condominium complex completed in 1966 in downtown State College. The building houses primarily one-bedroom units configured with open living/dining plans, galley kitchens, and balconies; some listings note combined units creating larger two-bedroom layouts. Typical interior finishes across units include wood or laminate floors, wall-to-wall carpet in some places, ceiling fans, updated bathrooms, window treatments, and practical galley kitchens. Common-area features emphasize utility and maintenance: an elevator, coin- or app-operated laundry on the lower level, secure locked entry with video intercom, and storage spaces including bike storage. Exterior upgrades noted in recent listings include new windows, balcony sliding doors, roof work, and balcony overlays. The condominium association provides extensive bundled services: a monthly fee that frequently covers electricity, heating, water, sewer, trash, basic cable, building insurance, exterior maintenance, snow removal, lawn care, pest control, and professional management. Parking is limited; some units convey deeded spaces but many do not. Residency rules restrict undergraduates, with eligibility keyed to age, veteran status, retirement, or graduate enrollment. The property’s downtown address places it a short walk from Penn State’s campus, restaurants, shops, nightlife, and public transit, making it oriented toward low-maintenance, centrally located living and investment use.