Dry Creek Crossing has 42 homes in three multi-unit buildings and one single-unit building. The community offers 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom units with sizes ranging from 979 to 1,523 square feet. Residents can access various amenities, including a playground, fitness center, parking, garden area, park, spa/hot tub, business center, elevator, pool, and clubhouse. On-site management provides support for everyday needs. The pet policy allows cats and dogs with some size limits. This community offers a blend of comfort and convenience for its residents.
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Centennial City Center sits near the middle of Arapahoe County. The area features mixed offices, shops, mid-rise housing, and civic buildings. Centennial Center Park offers lawns, walking paths, and scheduled programs. Cherry Creek State Park provides trails, a reservoir, and seasonal wildlife viewing. Elitch Gardens Theme and Water Park serves as a regional amusement destination. Restaurants such as Panera Bread and Chipotle Mexican Grill serve fast and casual meals. Coffee shops like Starbucks and independent cafes host quick meetings. Bars and casual pubs like Applebee's and local taverns offer evening service. Shopping centers include SouthGlenn and mixed retail clusters near transit areas. RTD buses and RTD light rail connect residents to Denver and nearby suburbs. Trails and sidewalks let many people walk or bike to shops and parks all year. Office buildings and small businesses supply daytime jobs within this district. Public planning and private development shape growth in the area. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 40 to 44 years old and households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.