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Located in
Arapahoe
County
on the South Platte River,
Englewood
is a small suburb in the southern metropolitan
Denver
area. Originally incorporated in 1903, the city is now the home to approximately 31,727 residents. The city consists of 6.89 square miles of land. Of that total, 58 percent is residential, 35 percent is industrial/commercial, and 7 percent is for public use, parks and open space.
Englewood
’s residents are served by four school districts including
Englewood
,
Sheridan
,
Littleton
, and
Cherry
Creek
School Districts
. It has an employment base of 23,500 jobs with 30 percent in professional occupations, 30 percent in sales, and 30 percent in sales or construction. The city is served by four local school districts, 10 neighborhood parks, the
Englewood
Recreation
Center
, a championship golf course, the
Swedish
Medical
Center
,
Craig
Hospital
and the
Museum
of
Outdoor Arts
.
Named a 2002 National Gold Medal Award finalist,
Englewood
has over 14,000 residential homes including affordable single-family housing in established neighborhoods. Just around the corner in nearby communities, the discerning buyer can find high-end, executive homes.
Englewood
, with its special charm, offers all the services you would expect from a metropolitan suburb without the hassle of the big city. Conveniently located,
Englewood
is 15 minutes from
Denver
and just an hour away from the
Rocky Mountains
. With mountains and lakes nearby, outdoor recreational activities are limitless.
Recent home sales in Englewood ranged from $95,000 to $1,720,000 with averages of 1,570 square feet and an average sales price of $286,329.
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