The city of Englewood is centrally located near major highways and rail systems, making it a natural transportation hub for businesses, residents and visitors. The city is home to over 30,000 residents. If you’re looking for small-town ambiance without sacrificing big city amenities, Englewood is the place to consider.
History
In the mid-1800s, gold miners traveling to California made a stop in Colorado in search of gold. They found gold in the South Platte River and set up camp in an area near Little Dry Creek that is now known as Englewood.
Recreation
Englewood offers plenty of recreational opportunities. The city has 12 neighborhood parks throughout the city. The Malley Recreation Center offers recreational activities for the city’s senior residents. The award-winning Englewood Recreation Center offers basketball and racquetball courts, an indoor running track and fitness equipment. Water sport enthusiasts can spend a day of fun at the Pirates Cove Family Aquatic Center, and gold enthusiasts can tee up at the Broken Tee Englewood.
Business
Englewood has a very business-friendly government and strong employee base, making the city a popular locale of choice for people who wish to set up business in the area. There are around 1,600 businesses in the service, industrial and manufacturing sectors in Englewood. In addition, there are approximately 4,600 jobs in the retail sector, 8,800 jobs in the industrial sector and 11,360 jobs in the professional and office sectors.
Art
There are various displays of public art throughout Englewood, a testament to the city emphasis on the arts. Attractions such as the Museum of Outdoor Arts and the CityCenter Englewood showcase artwork from various artists. The city even produces an annual calender that showcases art created by students at the city schools.
