Southeast Metro · Arapahoe County
Greenwood Village
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Greenwood Village was incorporated in 1950 and has about 15,700 residents across eight square miles. The city has two sides. West of I-25 are quiet residential areas with large lots, mature trees and trails. To the east is its share of the Denver Tech Center, with offices, hotels and restaurants.
That mix lets you live on a quiet lane with a short commute to the Tech Center, light rail and both interstates.
West of I-25, homes tend to be custom-built on generous lots, and some neighborhoods still have a rural, trail-connected feel. Closer to the Tech Center, townhomes and condominiums are a lower-maintenance option with the same address.
The High Line Canal Trail runs through the city, and the city’s own parks and trails fill in the rest. Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre, an 18,000-seat outdoor venue, books concerts all summer. RTD light rail stations, including Orchard, put downtown Denver within an easy ride.
Alex in Greenwood Village
Greenwood Village is one of Alex’s four focus markets. It’s a natural fit for buyers comparing Cherry Hills Village or Cherry Creek who want more land or an easier commute to the Tech Center.
Inventory here moves quietly. Tell Alex what you’re looking for and she’ll watch the market, including homes that haven’t been listed yet.
Large homesites, winding lanes and miles of trails just south of Denver, home to the Cherry Hills Country Club and stretches of the High Line Canal.
Cherry Creek North’s boutiques, galleries and restaurants, new single-family homes and townhomes, and condominium living along the creek.
Get in touch
Whether you are weighing a sale next spring or watching for the right house to come up, Alex will tell you plainly what she sees in the market and what it means for you.
