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Centennial / Walnut Hills

A closer look at
the neighborhood we call home.

Established homes, neighborhood parks and an active civic association. A practical guide for people who live here, are looking here or are considering what comes next.

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The housing

Look past the updates.
Understand the home.

Walnut Hills is an established Centennial neighborhood. Published neighborhood records show a mix of two-story, split-level and other homes changed by years of ownership.

A renovated kitchen is easy to see. The age of the roof, drainage around the foundation, the condition of the sewer line and the records behind an addition need their own questions.

Daily life

Explore on foot.
Check your own routes.

Neighborhood parks

South Suburban lists Walnut Hills Park at 8443 E Davies Avenue and Walnut Hills Elementary School/Park at 8195 E Costilla Boulevard. Check its directory for current access and amenities.

South Suburban park directory

Community life

The Walnut Hills Civic Association publishes neighborhood information, meeting notices and community events. Tyler lives in Walnut Hills and is involved in the community.

Walnut Hills Civic Association

Your everyday trips

Try routes to work, errands and regular activities from the street you're considering. Visit at different times. A road, park or school can feel different from one home to the next.

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A verified neighborhood sale

7353 S Tamarac Street

$774,000

Sold November 1, 2023 · Seller-side listing

Public records name Tyler Draheim and Marilyn McFall as listing agents at Coldwell Banker Realty. This is historical transaction evidence, not a current estimate for nearby homes.

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What that means for your home

A nearby closing is a starting point.

Layout, lot, updates, condition and competing homes all matter. A 2023 result shouldn't be treated as today's comparable without accounting for what has changed.

Before spending on a renovation or choosing a list price, ask for a current comparison that explains both the similarities and the differences.

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Walnut Hills Market Watch

Follow the changes close to home.

Ask our team to help you follow new listings, price changes and closed sales in Walnut Hills through Home Platform. We'll confirm the right collection and notification preferences with you.

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Read the activity in context.

Keep asking price and closed price separate. Note condition, concessions when available and how closely the property matches yours. A small set of unlike homes can make an average misleading.

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Walnut Hills questions

Before you decide.

How do I check which school serves a home?

Verify assignment with the school district using the exact property address. A nearby school or a listing description is not a substitute for current district confirmation.

Do all Walnut Hills homes have the same layout?

No. Published neighborhood records include different home styles and modifications. Compare bedroom placement, stairs, usable finished space, parking and outdoor space for the home you're considering.

How should I decide what to fix before selling?

Start with a current market review and a walk-through. Separate known maintenance needs from optional improvements, and agree on a budget before hiring providers.

Can I follow the neighborhood without planning a move?

Yes. Email our team for a Walnut Hills Market Watch invitation, or ask about a particular sale. We'll discuss what you want to follow and how you want to receive updates.

Sources: Walnut Hills Civic Association, South Suburban Parks and Recreation, and the linked property record. Team connection confirmed by the owner. Reviewed September 14, 2026. Verify address-specific information independently.

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