Communities · Guide
Centennial
Mature trees, well-kept neighborhoods, and a practical, family-first way of life with quick access to both DTC and the foothills.
What Centennial is like
Centennial is the south metro’s steady heart: established neighborhoods under mature trees, well-kept parks, and a practical, unshowy way of life. Incorporated in 2001, it consistently ranks among the safest cities of its size in the country, and its central location puts both the Tech Center and the foothills within an easy drive.
The homes
Mostly single-family neighborhoods built from the sixties through the nineties: ranches, two-stories, and split-levels on usable lots, with pockets of newer construction. Many homes have been thoughtfully updated; others are original and priced accordingly, which makes Centennial fertile ground for buyers willing to see past dated finishes.
Worth knowing
Centennial splits between Cherry Creek and Littleton school districts, and The Streets at SouthGlenn and nearby Park Meadows cover most retail needs. Value per square foot here remains among the most sensible in the south metro, which is why Centennial listings move quickly when they are priced right.
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