Living in Kinston, you’ll be able to bike to The Promenade Shops for dinner. Walk to a concert in Chapungu Sculpture Park. Hop on a trail that takes you around Houts Reservoir and Equalizer Lake. This isn’t a promise for the future; it’s a reality that will be in place day one. And with I-25 and the coming Centerra-Loveland Station just minutes from home, you’ll find that destinations like Denver Union Station and Coors Field are much more convenient.

In this walkable community — crisscrossed with trails that connect to parks, shops, eateries and so much more — it’s only natural to head outside and get your blood pumping. And with all sorts of concerts, community events and gathering places, you find yourself making new friends and spending more time with old friends.

From unique parks to streets where the homes embody a fresh interpretation of classic architecture — every aspect of Kinston is designed to inspire and delight. And with a thoughtful community plan, Kinston makes everyday life just a little easier.

Centerra is home to the one-of-a-kind High Plains Environmental Center. And thanks to the ongoing efforts of the HPEC, Centerra is the only place in Colorado that has been designated by the National Wildlife Federation as a Certified Community Wildlife Habitat. What does this mean? Simply that in Centerra, nature is part of everyday life.