Centennial is a large, well-established neighborhood in Westfield, consisting of 1,081 homes and townhomes. The community is known for its extensive landscaping, featuring more than 8,000 trees, walking trails, an apple orchard, a community garden, and eleven ponds. A wide range of amenities supports an active lifestyle, including a swimming pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a dog park, basketball courts, and fields for soccer and baseball. Additional features like a snow sledding hill and a modern playground add to the neighborhood’s recreational appeal.

Prominent landmarks in Centennial include a white clapboard church with a steeple, located at the Springmill Road entrance, and The Meeting House on 146th Street, which serves as a venue for community events and gatherings. The layout of the neighborhood is designed to encourage walkability and connections between residents. With its blend of outdoor features, event spaces, and recreational opportunities, Centennial offers a dynamic living environment in a convenient Westfield location.

Westfield has transformed from a quiet suburb into a thriving hub of growth, drawing in residents and visitors alike. Recognized as one of the Top 10 places to live in America and among the Best Small Cities in the country, Westfield has become a sought-after destination for both living and recreation.

Since the opening of Grand Park Sports Campus in 2014, which brought Westfield into the spotlight, the city has blossomed with new amenities, top-notch restaurants, beautiful parks, and a variety of shopping and entertainment options. The area around Grand Park has seen rapid development, with new neighborhoods, dining spots, Grand Junction Brewery, and Hamilton County’s only cidery (Urban Apples), adding to the vibrant appeal of the community.