EXPLORE CENTENNIAL.

ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOODS, GREAT SCHOOLS, AND AN EASY HOP TO EVERYTHING.

WELCOME TO CENTENNIAL

Centennial sits right in the middle of the south metro, with I-25 running through town and the Denver Tech Center next door. It became a city in 2001, and at the time it was the largest incorporation in U.S. history. Pretty wild for a place that still feels this neighborly.

Life here is easygoing. Tree-lined streets, trail systems like the High Line Canal and Big Dry Creek, and parks around every corner. You can grab dinner at The Streets at SouthGlenn, hit IKEA on a Saturday, and be home before the kids need a snack.

What makes Centennial special is the balance. It has big employers like Arrow Electronics and United Launch Alliance, highly regarded schools, and quick access to the mountains, the airport and downtown. It is suburban in the best way.

What We Love Most About Centennial

The High Line Canal Trail and Big Dry Creek Trail for long walks and bike rides
Centennial Center Park, a local favorite for playgrounds and summer hangouts
The Streets at SouthGlenn for shopping, dining and community events
deKoevend Park and its open fields, trails and sports areas
A central spot between the Tech Center, Cherry Creek State Park and C-470

Our Favorite Centennial Restaurants

Los Dos Potrillos
Big Bill's New York Pizza
ViewHouse Centennial
My Neighbor Felix
Champagne Velvet Taphouse and Kitchen
Indulge Bistro & Wine Bar

REAL ESTATE IN CENTENNIAL

Centennial is mostly single-family homes, with plenty of ranches, two-stories and split-levels built from the 1970s through the 2000s. You will also find townhomes and some condos, especially closer to the Tech Center and the I-25 corridor. Neighborhoods like Willow Creek, Homestead, Cherry Knolls, Piney Creek, Foxridge and Walnut Hills each have their own personality, from mature trees to newer builds on the east side.

Pricing generally sits in the mid to upper range for the south metro, driven by the school districts and the central location. Many buyers love that they get real yards and established neighborhoods without giving up convenience. Homes near top-rated schools and parks tend to move quickly, so it pays to be ready when the right one hits.

Centennial at a Glance

Population: 108,201

Median age: 42

Median household income: $131,928

Schools

Cherry Creek School District

Littleton Public Schools

Source: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2024. Always confirm school boundaries for a specific address.

HOMES FOR SALE IN CENTENNIAL

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FAQS ABOUT CENTENNIAL

What school districts serve Centennial?

Most of Centennial is in Cherry Creek School District, and the western part of the city is served by Littleton Public Schools. Always confirm boundaries for a specific address.

How is the commute from Centennial?

I-25 runs right through the city, the Denver Tech Center is next door, and C-470 and E-470 are close by. RTD light rail stations along I-25 make downtown Denver an easy ride.

What is there to do in Centennial?

Shopping and dining at The Streets at SouthGlenn, summer days at Centennial Center Park, and trails like the High Line Canal. Cherry Creek State Park is just a short drive away.

Is Centennial family-friendly?

Very. Established neighborhoods, lots of parks, strong schools and plenty of youth sports make it a favorite for families.

Where can I get outside in Centennial?

The High Line Canal Trail, Big Dry Creek Trail, Willow Creek Trail and deKoevend Park are all local go-tos. The foothills are about a 30 minute drive west.

Thinking About a Move to Centennial?

We help buyers and sellers in Centennial and across the Denver metro every week. Tell us what you are looking for and we will help you find the right fit, or let you know what your current home could sell for.

Call or text 720-730-4051, or send us a note below.