Co-living a 5-minute walk from Penn State

More than a place to live. A home built on co.nnectionco.llaborationco.mmunity

21 curious, creative people. One wildly unique house in downtown State College. Shared dinners, house retreats, and friendships that outlast the lease.

FurnishedUtilities $50 flatNot a party houseSince 2013
co.space residents gathered around a big house dinner in front of the co.space sign
Quick answer: the co.space is an intentional co-living home at 244 E Nittany Ave, State College, PA. For 2027-28, furnished doubles are $895/month and singles are $1,125/month, plus a flat $50/month for all utilities. 12-month leases run August 19, 2027 to August 15, 2028.
5 minwalk to Penn State
$945/mo all-in for a double
250+alumni around the world
2013building community since
Residents laughing together in front of the co.space banner
Why people choose us

Don't settle for a cookie-cutter apartment

Most off-campus housing gives you a room and a lease. We give you a home. We find curious, creative, mission-driven people, match roommates with care, and build the rhythms that turn housemates into family.

"Enter as friends. Leave as family." That's been true for more than a decade.

A week at the co.space

The rhythm that makes it home

Sunday

Family dinner

The whole house around one giant table. Guests, mentors and big conversations welcome.

Wednesday

Midweek meal

Two residents cook, everyone catches up. About $5 a plate, zero dishes stress.

Any night

Passion projects

Beehives, greenhouses, podcasts. If you can dream it, housemates will help build it.

Each semester

House retreats

A fully funded fall kickoff at a campground and a January reset weekend.

Pick your room

Furnished, colorful, ready on day one

Furnished double room

Double room

$895/month + $50 utilities

For undergrads. Share with a roommate we help you match, or bring a friend. 8 doubles in the house.

Furnished single room with desk

Single room

$1,125/month + $50 utilities

Reserved for grad students and young professionals. 5 singles, first-come, first-served.

Every room includes a bed, desk and dresser, free laundry, supplies, wifi, dinners and retreats. Compare the real cost to apartments and dorms.

From our alumni

Enter as friends. Leave as family.

I've had powerful conversations with people in the house I've only known for a few days that I've never had with close friends of many years.Tessa Sontheimer, alum
I've lived in a bunch of different places since I've been in State College, and this is the first place that has felt like home.Hazel Platt, alum
The best decision I made in my entire college career!Katie DeFiore, alum
Good questions

What people ask before moving in

What is the co.space?

the co.space is a 21-person intentional co-living house at 244 East Nittany Avenue in downtown State College, PA, a 5-minute walk from Penn State's University Park campus. Residents are undergrads, grad students and young professionals who share meals, retreats and everyday life together. It has been running since 2013.

How much does it cost to live at the co.space?

For the 2027-28 lease, a furnished double room is $895/month and a furnished single room is $1,125/month, plus a flat $50/month shared utility charge that covers internet, gas, electric, water, trash and lawn care. Parking is optional at $100/month. That makes the all-in monthly cost $945 (double) or $1,175 (single).

What is included in rent?

Rent includes a furnished bedroom (bed, desk, dresser), fully furnished common spaces and kitchen, shared household and cleaning supplies, free unlimited laundry with detergent, commercial-grade wifi (through the utility charge), two twice-weekly house dinners, and two fully funded house retreats per year.

How close is the co.space to Penn State?

About a 5-minute walk to Penn State's University Park campus and right in downtown State College, so most residents walk to class, work, coffee shops and groceries and do not need a bus pass or car.

What are the lease dates?

All leases are 12 months. The 2027-28 lease runs August 19, 2027 to August 15, 2028. Occasional semester sublets open up when residents study abroad or take internships.

Who lives at the co.space?

21 residents: undergraduate students in 8 shared double rooms, and grad students and young professionals in 5 single rooms. Residents come from many majors, countries and backgrounds and share an interest in creativity, community and making a positive impact.

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Come see it for yourself

Tours are the fastest way to know if the co.space is your kind of home. Text us, book a time, or start your application.