Arapahoe County’s Greenwood Village, located south of Denver and Cherry Hills Village , was once a small, rural Colorado town. Incorporated in 1950, the city has grown to a population of 14,000, with more than 70,000 “daytime” residents.

With an interesting blend of rural and urban features, the city encompasses 7.75 square miles and has a median age of 40.7. The area boasts a highly educated population with 73 percent of residents over the age of 25 having a Bachelor’s degree. 64 percent of the population holds a management or professional position; 25 percent hold sales or office positions. The average household income in Greenwood Village is in the $116,000 range.

As the city has grown, it has become the home to nationally recognized businesses and 32 selected neighborhood associations. The residential developments are low density and often include bike paths, trails, and natural parks and greenbelts. Both residential and commercial citizens of Greenwood Village enjoy a high quality of life with a strong sense of community. They take pride in the appearance, cleanliness and safety of their town, making it appealing to residents and visitors.

Among the town’s attractions is the Curtis Arts/Humanities Center which is located in a historically preserved, renovated school house. The original structure was built around 1914 and expanded in 1931. In this cozy location, art is presented in its various forms to local groups and artists. Also nearby is the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre which serves as a showcase for top entertainers and special events as guests enjoy the backdrop of the Rocky Mountain sunset.

Recent home sales in Greenwood Village ranged from $455,000 to $3,549,000 with averages of 3,470 square feet and an average sales price of $956,181.