4671 Fremont Pl Centennial, CO 80122

$535,000

ACTIVE

Beds

Baths

Sqft

1,962

Acres

0.31

Year

1967

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Sub Type

Single Family

Per Square Foot

$273

Date Listed

Apr 29, 2026

Description of 4671 Fremont Pl, Centennial, CO 80122

Listing details for 4671 Fremont Pl, Centennial, CO 80122 : Great opportunity, 4 bed rooms, 3 bath rooms, updates include the following: 90 percent energy efficient furnace, A/C, sewer line replacement, roof, electrical panel, some DP vinyl windows and over 1,950 square feet finished. Cozy moss rock fireplace in family room just off of the kitchen and 27 x 26, privacy fenced, covered patio. Hardwood floors under carpeting in living/dining and all 3 upper level bedrooms. There is 740 square feet in the 4th level basement with 2 rooms finished and the rest is open with lots storage shelves. Large oversized 2 car garage with newer insolated garage door and lots of storage areas. Extra large fenced back yard with sprinkler system. Fantastic FORD Elementary, Isaac Newton Middle Schools, Medema Park, Tony's Meats and Lifetime Fitness are walking distance from the property. Minutes away from The Streets of Southglenn and Whole Foods Shopping areas, The Denver Tech Center, C470, I-25 and light rail.

Listing Updated : 04-29-2026 at 2:17 PM MDT

Listing Provided By : Dave Hayes, 303-796-7000, MB Hayes Real Estate CO

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recolorado as distributed by MLS GRID, MLS#: REC9926480

Property Details

Overview

Status

Active

MLS #ID

REC9926480

Price

$535,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Footage

1,962

Acres

0.31

Year

1967

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Property Sub Type

Single-Family

Price per Sq Ft

$273

Date Listed

Apr 29, 2026

Community Information for 4671 Fremont Pl, Centennial, CO 80122

Address

4671 Fremont Pl

City

Centennial

State

Colorado

Zip Code

80122

County

Arapahoe

Subdivision

Ridgeview Hills South

Schools

Elementary

Ford

Middle

Newton

High

Arapahoe

School Districts

High School District

Littleton 6

Utilities

Sewer

Public Sewer

Water Source

Public

Interior

Interior Features

Ceiling Fan(s), Eat-in Kitchen and Walk-In Closet(s)

Appliances

Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Gas Water Heater, Humidifier, Oven, Range, Range Hood, Refrigerator and Washer

Heating

Forced Air and Natural Gas

Cooling

Central Air

Fireplace

Yes

# of Fireplaces

Exterior

Garden

Roof

Composition

Garage Spaces

Foundation

HOA

Has HOA

None

Additional Information

Styles

Price per Sq Ft

$273

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