Regency Hills at Providence sits in Collegeville as a 55+ active adult community in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, where folks can pick from single-family homes and townhomes designed for comfort and low maintenance. The houses have big floor plans, anywhere from about 1,781 to 2,315 square feet, with some model homes like the Bayhill Model Home or places nearby called Hearthfield and Riverstone Crossing, and you'll find first-floor master suites, open kitchens with islands and granite countertops, high ceilings, and big walk-in closets, plus attached two-car garages and optional second floors for extra space if needed. The lots are sizeable, and homes have vinyl siding, brick, and stone, with tray ceilings in the owner's suites and features like breakfast areas, butler's pantries, kitchenettes, and main-floor laundry. You get a full walk-out basement that can be finished up for more living space if the family grows or company stops by.
Life here focuses a lot on easy living; the monthly homeowners association takes care of lawn work, snow shoveling, trash pickup, and keeps all the green spaces looking tidy, so you can spend time at the community clubhouse, which has club and meeting rooms, an exercise room, fitness center, and an outdoor swimming pool, and you can wander the paved paths and walking trails that go throughout the grounds, or just sit outside and appreciate the well-kept landscaping and scenic surroundings. There's access to extra community features at the neighboring Regency at Providence, so residents can use things like two tennis courts, a putting green, and an indoor swimming pool if the weather turns. For folks who enjoy being outside, it helps that Valley Forge National Historical Park and Audubon Wildlife Center are just ten minutes away, offering more than 200 acres and plenty of trails for walking, biking, or jogging.
People who live here have many choices for care, with services ranging from independent, maintenance-free living to assisted living and memory care for those with Alzheimer's disease or memory loss, and the staff provides help with things like bathing, getting dressed, taking medicine, and offering supervision and a 24-hour call system for safety. There are respite care services, as well as home care and hospice connections with nearby providers, so most needs are covered as they come up. The community's accessible layout, safety features, and common areas make it easier for seniors to get around and join in on activities with less worry.
The clubhouse acts as a social gathering spot, and there are scheduled activities, fitness classes, and community events, along with places to read, play games, or relax, and rooms for movies, exercise, and wellness. There's always something happening, whether that's a club meeting or a game night, and the dining room serves meals throughout the day, with options for special diets like diabetic-friendly plates or allergy-sensitive dishes. Outdoor spaces include an in-ground heated pool for residents, sidewalks with streetlights, places to park, and well-lit paths for evening strolls. The community connects easily to Route 422 and the PA Turnpike, so family can visit without much trouble, and shopping and medical care are close by.
Homes here are owned fee simple, so residents and their families have property rights, and monthly fees cover all the shared amenities, from pool access to maintaining the clubhouse and grounds, making for a straightforward, easy-to-understand setup for people who want their next chapter to be about enjoying life, rather than keeping up with chores or repairs. The homes are built by Toll Brothers and reflect a blend of traditional and modern farmhouse looks, with new construction available for those who want to pick their finishes. Regency Hills at Providence feels like a place where people can settle down, find support if they need it, and still have independence in their daily lives, with everything set up for comfort, safety, and a sense of community.
