Arapahoe & Douglas Counties
The south-metro core around the Denver Tech Center, where Chelsey’s Compass office sits.
The Denver Tech Center grew up along I-25 from the 1960s on, and the neighborhoods around it — in Centennial, Greenwood Village, unincorporated Arapahoe County and south Denver — offer some of the shortest commutes in the metro. Chelsey works out of the Compass office on South Ulster Street, at the north end of the Tech Center.
Her transactions here range from a lakefront home in Arapahoe Lake to ranches in the Knolls and Heritage Place, along with Highlands Ranch.
Much of the area was built from the 1960s through the 1980s, so ranches, split-levels and two-stories on generous lots are common, along with townhome communities near the light rail. Greenwood Village and parts of Cherry Hills Village to the west have larger custom homes; Arapahoe Lake and similar enclaves sit on private lakes. Highlands Ranch adds newer planned neighborhoods farther south.
Cherry Creek State Park borders the area to the east, with a reservoir, a marina and miles of trail. The High Line Canal Trail winds through Greenwood Village and Centennial under old cottonwoods. deKoevend Park and the Willow Creek open space serve the central neighborhoods.
The Streets at SouthGlenn, Park Meadows and the restaurants around Belleview Station and the Landmark cover shopping and dining. Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in Greenwood Village hosts summer concerts.
I-25 and I-225 meet at the north end of the Tech Center, C-470 crosses the south end, and RTD light rail connects the area to downtown Denver and Union Station.
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Neighborhoods
Private-lake neighborhood with lakefront homes
Established Centennial neighborhoods near the High Line Canal
Mid-century homes in Denver, minutes from the Tech Center
Planned neighborhoods with recreation centers and trails
Source: REcolorado as distributed by MLS GRID. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Chelsey can pull the latest comparable sales for any street in this area and walk you through what they mean.
