This thoughtfully updated mid-century ranch home is on a large lot has all the modern comforts and exceptional access to parks, trails, easy commutes, and everyday amenities. While located in a charming Centennial neighborhood, it is in the Little School District. The current owner has made significant improvements throughout the home over the past few years, including the addition of central A/C, a new roof and sewer line, privacy fencing, sprinklers, and new exterior doors—including the garage—along with new interior doors throughout. The full basement has been remodeled to expand the living space. It features new hydraulic baseboard heat, light wells and egress windows, and a stylish ¾ bathroom, making it ideal for everyday use as a gym, a home office, and a recreation space, and still has room to host guests. Milliken Park sits at the end of the block and connects directly to the High Line Canal Trail, offering 71 miles of scenic paths for biking and running. Ben Franklin Pool and Goodson Recreation Center are both less than a mile away, as are Bemis and Koebel libraries. Grocery and dining options are conveniently close, with King Soopers a mile away, Trader Joe’s just one mile away, and Whole Foods two miles away. Commuters will appreciate the Littleton Station light rail, being only 2.5 miles from home. The Village ECE public pre-K is less than a mile away. The neighborhood historically known as “Pickle Town” for the cucumbers residents grew and would sell to Merry Canning and Pickling Company. Now the neighborhood is known for its friendly atmosphere, an annual summer block party, and a beloved Halloween parade that brings neighbors together. This home offers meaningful updates, flexible living space, and a location that supports an active, connected lifestyle.