Greenwood Village, Colorado encompasses 7.75 square miles directly south of Denver and Cherry Hills Village in Arapahoe County. The Village was incorporated as a town in 1950.
Greenwood Village was once primarily a rural community but it has now developed into a dynamic blend of residential and urban areas. It includes many select neighborhood associations and several business parks that have been recognized nationally.
Greenwood Village is home to 11,035 residents with a median age of 40.7 years. This is a highly educated area with 73% of its residents over the age of 25 having at least a Bachelors degree. Employment in the area is 64% management, professional and related occupations and 25% sales and office work. The average household income is $116,147.
The City values the preservation and enhancement of its historic architecture and established the Curtis Arts and Humanities Center, in a renovated schoolhouse, as a visual statement of that philosophy. The original one-room structure was built circa 1914, and then was expanded to a two-room schoolhouse in 1931. In this environment, art is presented from diverse local organizations and individual artists.
The Village enjoys beautiful low-density residential developments, a well-defined bike path and trail system, as well as developed and natural parks and greenbelts creating a peaceful and harmonious community.
Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre is located 15 minutes South of downtown Denver. With spectacular Rocky Mountain sunsets as a background, Fiddler's Green is a unique showcase for top entertainment and special events, with reserved seating for 6,823 and additional seating for 10,000 on a landscaped lawn.
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