Centennial Hills Village is a wonderful new-home community nestled in the mountain valley on the east side of Casper WY real estate. The expansive Natrona County neighborhood brings country elegance to the Casper Mountain foothills as it offers community pathways, acres of open space, and an abundance of native landscaping.
Lending itself perfectly to the invigorating lifestyle inherent in owning Wyoming real estate, Centennial Hills Village will boost you, your family and friends right into a relaxed, recreational setting. Backyards and front porches, patios and clear windows open to the spectacular views from your Casper, Wyoming home. Imagine that you can readily get out to convenient hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, sightseeing, skiing, and snowshoeing—activities that tourists drive days to find.
To drive by the real estate in Centennial Hills Village, turn east at Centennial Hill Boulevard and Wyoming Boulevard where the spacious but affordable homes line streets such as Yorkshire Avenue and Waterford Street with a variety of floor plans and styles. Choose from Pembroke, Lincoln, Jefferson, Kristy and many more models.
The model homes, spec homes, and existing homes share various amenities that can be adjusted in design if a home is yet to be built. Custom features, central kitchens, master suites, main floor laundry rooms, gas forced-air heat, air conditioning, gas-log fireplaces, many full basements, and other sought-after features are included. There are many two- and three-car garages.
Set upon large 9,000-11,000 square foot lots, the homes range from 1,800 to over 4,400 square feet. From old-world styles with covered front porches, high-pitched roofs, grand entries, and vaulted ceilings to modern stone front accents with open designs, one of these homes can be picked up for $275,000 to $750,000.
Perched at the north end of the Laramie Mountain Range along the North Platte River, the city is the county seat of Natrona County. About 50,000 residents enjoy the bustling economy and business sector that emerged from the discovery of crude oil in the region over a hundred years ago and the subsequent development of coal and uranium fields. Today, the city is a center for banking, commerce, and energy, although at one time it hosted a booming sheep industry. The median household income is approximately $50,000.
Several private and parochial schools dot the city along with the Natrona public school system that serves families. Other educational options are Casper College, Sage Technical Services, Cosmetic Arts and Sciences, and Casper Air Service.
For more information about real estate anywhere in the state, contact Dennis Baker at (800) 743-0705 or e-mail dennis@wythegroup.com.
