Contemporary

Blending architectural character with modern refinement, 435 Ferguson Avenue is a thoughtfully reimagined residence in the heart of College Heights. Originally built in 1952 and expanded and renovated in 2025, the home offers 3,036 square feet of curated living space just moments from Penn State and nearby access to the Arboretum trail system. Floor-to-ceiling windows introduce natural light throughout, framing peaceful views of the surrounding landscape. Solid red oak flooring and custom soft close white oak cabinetry—handcrafted by Amish artisans—establish a warm, cohesive interior. The kitchen is both striking and functional, anchored by a quartz waterfall island and complemented by handcrafted zellige tile, sleek appliances, and a generous walk-in pantry, all flowing seamlessly into the main living and dining areas. Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged with intention, including a primary suite with treetop views and a well-appointed en-suite bath featuring dual vanities, terrazzo tile flooring. A secondary bedroom offers a private bath, while two additional bedrooms share a Jack and Jill layout. All full bathrooms offer radiant heat flooring. The walkout garden level provides a versatile recreation space with a service kitchen featuring refrigeration, beverage storage, and an ice maker, along with direct access to the backyard. Outdoor living is equally considered, with a composite deck, paver patio, and a generous open lawn area surrounded by mature trees. Ideally positioned near Sunset Park and Penn State’s campus, this fully reimagined turn-key home presents a rare offering within one of State College’s most established neighborhoods.

Blending architectural character with modern refinement, 435 Ferguson Avenue is a thoughtfully reimagined residence in the heart of College Heights. Originally built in 1952 and expanded and renovated in 2025, the home offers 3,036 square feet of curated living space just moments from Penn State and nearby access to the Arboretum trail system. Floor-to-ceiling windows introduce natural light throughout, framing peaceful views of the surrounding landscape. Solid red oak flooring and custom soft close white oak cabinetry—handcrafted by Amish artisans—establish a warm, cohesive interior. The kitchen is both striking and functional, anchored by a quartz waterfall island and complemented by handcrafted zellige tile, sleek appliances, and a generous walk-in pantry, all flowing seamlessly into the main living and dining areas. Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged with intention, including a primary suite with treetop views and a well-appointed en-suite bath featuring dual vanities, terrazzo tile flooring. A secondary bedroom offers a private bath, while two additional bedrooms share a Jack and Jill layout. All full bathrooms offer radiant heat flooring. The walkout garden level provides a versatile recreation space with a service kitchen featuring refrigeration, beverage storage, and an ice maker, along with direct access to the backyard. Outdoor living is equally considered, with a composite deck, paver patio, and a generous open lawn area surrounded by mature trees. Ideally positioned near Sunset Park and Penn State’s campus, this fully reimagined turn-key home presents a rare offering within one of State College’s most established neighborhoods.