Centennial Park Home for Rent

In Centennial Park, suburban streets with single-family homes are surrounded by business centers and industrial areas. These residential pockets are locally known as "Centennial Acres," where the homes are within walking distance of Centennial Park, itself. “It’s a starter neighborhood, so the taxes seem to be lower over there, compared to the rest of the Englewood area,” says Joe Sena, Real Estate Broker with Columbine Real Estate, who has about 20 years of experience. “The neighborhood is very active, with the park and trails nearby.” Public schools and shopping centers are also a short drive away. Most homes in Centennial Park are lined along wide residential streets and have grassy front lawns often surrounded by mature trees. Some properties have driveways, but street parking is also allowed. Mid-century ranch-style homes with brick exteriors are the most common housing type. There are also a handful of minimal traditional, single-family homes and bi-levels built between the 1950s to 1980s. Prices range from $400,000 to $700,000. “The homes have a pretty nice layout. They’re a good size but are low maintenance. Some of them have a full-sized basement,” Sena says. Contemporary