Before Centennial became an official city in 2001, it was simply known as “unincorporated Arapahoe County”.  It is a suburban area located south of Denver and Greenwood Village. Today, Centennial has more than 108,000 residents and is Colorado’s 11th largest city, with boundaries that stretch as far as Littleton and extend to E-470 near Foxfield to the east. It is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, well-maintained neighborhoods, and access to various recreational activities.

Residents enjoy a high quality of life with excellent schools including the award-winning Littleton Public Schools and Cherry Creek School District. It has also been recognized as one of the state’s safest and most livable by numerous national websites and, according to USA Today. Many Centennial neighborhoods feature community pools, which provide a community-oriented feel. The city also boasts numerous parks and open spaces, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor activities and recreational amenities. In terms of housing, Centennial offers a range of options. You can find single-family homes, townhouses, condominiums, and apartments throughout the city. The architectural styles vary, including contemporary designs, mid-century modern, ranch-style homes, and traditional two-story houses. Centennial has a mix of older established neighborhoods as well as newer developments.