Welcome to Centennial, CORanked as Colorado’s safest city, Centennial is also one of the safest cities in the nation. A vibrant community that offers the benefits of city living and the pleasure of suburban and semi-rural life in beautiful and well-kept neighborhoods, Centennial is one of Colorado’s newest cities, founded in 2001. The city is located entirely within Arapahoe County.
Served by 3 light rail stations, and easily accessible to the I-25 corridor, Centennial is only 30 minutes from the heart of downtown Denver. Centennial is served by the Cherry Creek and Littleton school districts and is home to its own airport. Centennial Airport is used regularly by a variety of very important flights, such as Flight for Life, various medical flights, and Law Enforcement among others. The airport also offers support for a number of flight schools, flying clubs, air charter services, aircraft sales services and aircraft maintenance services, as well as being an important hub for commerce and trade. The economic impact of the airport to the local community is estimated at nearly $1 billion annually.
Centennial is adjacent to the cities and towns of Aurora, Englewood, Foxfield, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch (unincorporated Douglas County), Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker. Its large geographic area – over 28 square miles – makes it ideal for new town developments such as The Streets of Southglenn. Energized and filled with shaded walkways and private spaces for relaxing, The Streets at SouthGlenn is casually eclectic and activated with festivals, concerts and other community events. This 77-acre mixed use residential and commercial park is located off of C-470 west of the I-25 within 10 miles of Denver.
Many Centennial residents live in areas with homeowner associations or civic associations. View of video of the town on their website, and click on Neighborhoods to see the webpage designed to help you know your neighbors. Each association has the opportunity to list their activities, members, and locations on a webpage. Visit www.centennialcolorado.com for more information about Centennial, CO. | More Local Area InformationEnglewood, a city just south of metro Denver, is home to 32,000 people with over 60% of the land in the city comprising residential neighborhoods. ... Read moreSouth of Cherry Hills Village is Greenwood Village, CO, home to 14,500 residents and a “daytime” population of approximately 36,000 members of th... Read moreThe quaint south suburban town of Cherry Hills Village, CO has 6,000 people and is known for its serene neighborhoods and close proximity to Denver.... Read moreOne of the great things about the Denver Metro area are the small towns that surround the city with their own unique histories, town centers an... Read moreAurora today is Colorado’s third largest city with over 260,000 residents. It once was a budding frontier town of farmers and ranchers just east o... Read moreDenver is distinguished by a highly desirable lifestyle that makes it one of the best places to live and work in the United States. With panorami... Read moreWhen people think of Colorado, for some Denver comes to mind and its excitement as one of the major metropolis cities in the country. For others... Read moreDenver, CO, nicknamed “the Mile-High City,” is located at the foot of the southern Rocky Mountains, in the South Platte River Valley. With humbl... Read moreWith its amazing location within the Rocky Mountains, outdoor recreational facilities and world-class attractions, Denver is a wonderful place t... Read moreWashington Park, or Wash Park as known by locals, is the most widely used and best- known park in the Denver metro area.
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