Jackson Farm in Centennial offers a well-organized planned community with easy access to state parks, retail districts, and metropolitan areas like Aurora and Denver. The neighborhood features neat, patterned streets with uniform sidewalks and homes that often include attached garages and straight driveways. Housing styles range from Craftsman to mountain rustic, with single-family homes typically spanning 2,000 to 4,500 square feet. Cherry Creek Public Schools serve the area, with highly rated options such as Peakview Elementary, Thunder Ridge Middle, and Eaglecrest High, which is known for its Youth Ending Hunger club. The Smoky Hill Library, located within the neighborhood, provides a variety of events and resources, including book clubs and a creative club for adults with disabilities.
For outdoor activities, Marina Park offers baseball diamonds and open fields, while Cherry Creek State Park, 10 miles away, provides opportunities for canoeing, fishing, biking, and horseback riding. Retail options are abundant, with Southlands Mall just five miles away, featuring stores like H&M and Bath & Body Works, and grocery stores such as King Soopers, Target, and Walmart within a three-mile radius. Dining options include Doug’s Day Diner, known for its breakfast burritos. Nearby establishments like Sonic and Circle K are easily walkable. Entertainment options include AMC Arapahoe Crossing 16 and Celebrity Lanes, both four miles away.
Public transportation is accessible via RTD Denver Bus Route 135, with several stops within walking distance. For longer commutes, downtown Denver is 21 miles away, and Aurora is 11 miles away. Jackson Farm combines suburban comfort with modern amenities, making it a convenient place to live.