Downtown Bennett
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
The original heart of Bennett, a compact grid of streets centered on Palmer Avenue and First Street (CO-79) where early 20th-century bungalows sit alongside mid-century ranch homes and occasional newer infill. The most walkable part of town: King Soopers, High Plains Diner, Happy Burrito, the public library, and the Corridor of Honor military memorial are all within a few blocks. Trupp Park's 7.7-acre complex (skate park, playground, covered pavilion, community garden) anchors the south end. Lots are modest and inventory is scarce, but this is where Bennett's small-town character is most palpable, and where prices remain the most accessible in the community.
Community Anchors
- Trupp Park (7.7 acres, skate park, playground, pavilion, community garden)
- Antelope Hills Open Space (trails and fishing pond)
- Centennial Park (playground and picnic area)
- Bennett Community Park and Corridor of Honor military memorial
- Bennett Community Center and Recreation Center
- 6+ miles of walking and biking trails
- 200+ acres of protected open space
- King Soopers grocery
- High Plains Diner, Happy Burrito, Unik Sweets (local dining)
- Bennett 29J School District (K-12 campus)
- Tractor Supply Co. and Dollar General
Nearby Schools
- Bennett Elementary
- Bennett Intermediate
- Bennett Middle School
- Bennett High School
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Other neighborhoods in Bennett
- Bennett Crossing$400K–$560K (estimated)
- Bennett Ranch$490K–$600K (estimated)
- Muegge Farms$343K–$530K (estimated)
- Bennett Village$422K–$500K (estimated)
- Sky View$430K–$550K (estimated)
- Antelope Hills$550K–$830K (estimated)
- Box Elder Creek Ranches$450K–$750K (estimated)
- Wolf Creek Estates$600K–$900K (estimated)