Wade Perry Properties

Welcome to Wade Perry Properties

Meet Wade Perry, CNE, e-PRO, GRI, SFR

For more than 20 years, Wade Perry has been assisting people with the most significant investment decisions of their lives. Wade’s philosophy is simple. “It’s not about me.” We can get all we want only by first helping others get what they want. These are his guiding principles.
Wade holds the following advanced credentials:

9535 Cherryvale in Highlands Ranch has sold!

5 beds
3 baths
3 car garage
3,848 Finished Square Feet
Year Built: 1991
.20 Acres
Traditional 2 Story

Great cul-de-sac location

Highlands Ranch is a 22,000-acre master-planned community founded in 1981. The community has a population of 96,000 people. Highlands Ranch is located 12 miles south of Denver in Douglas County and offers a wonderful quality of life and opportunities for an active lifestyle.

Highlands Ranch has received national recognition for its great quality of life and amenities. It was recognized nationally by Forbes as one of the top places to move in the nation.  In 2010, Business Week also named Highlands Ranch one of the best places to raise kids.

6336 South Xavier Court in Littleton is Under Contract

This Littleton, Colorado home has 4 bathrooms and bedrooms, a 2 car garage and 4,390 finished square feet.  It is a traditional ranch style home and absolutely beautiful.  The new owners cannot wait to move in!  It was offered at $575,000.

Located at the south end of Coventry in a quiet cul-de-sac sits a beautiful ranch style home. The updated kitchen features high end appliances and skylights to let in a healthy amount of natural light. Whether you are hosting a formal dinner party in the dining room or an impromptu barbecue on the patio in the back yard, this house handle any party choose. If the weather fails to cooperate, the large basement is ready for a children's sleepover or a game night for the big kids with its wet bar. Rounding out the 4,000+ finished square feet are 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 bathrooms upstairs as well as a 1 bed, 1 bath retreat for guests downstairs. 

The gated community of Coventry is special with its tennis courts, lake, club house, wide streets and numerous community activities. Littleton Schools are consistently among the best in the state of Colorado. And, Historic Downtown Littleton is just 1.4 miles down Bowles Ave. 

In short, this is a special property in a special community located within biking distance of a special Norman Rockwell-esque downtown.

9535 Cherryvale, Highlands Ranch is Under Contract

This 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 3 car garage home was built in 1991. It's a traditional two story that was offered at $399,000.

Highlands Ranch has received national recognition for its great quality of life and amenities. It was recognized nationally by Forbes as one of the top places to move in the nation.  In 2010, Business Week also named Highlands Ranch one of the best places to raise kids. With 23 parks, more than 70 miles of trails, and 2,200 acres of natural open space areas, Highlands Ranch is home to active people and a diverse wildlife population.  In fact, 85 percent of homes in Highlands Ranch are located within one quarter mile of a park, open space area or trail. 

Littleton Pride: Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Police Chief Heather Coogan

Littleton Police Chief Heather A. Coogan has been awarded the Professional Lifetime Achievement Award by the Rocky Mountain Women in Law Enforcement Awards Committee during its recent annual conference in Blackhawk, Colorado.

The award is periodically awarded to a female law enforcement officer who reflects a career of dedicated service, accomplishments, and contributions to policing and women in policing, such as:

Demonstrated service or commitments beyond job expectations which have significantly advanced the status of policing and/or women in policing;
Demonstrated progressive leadership and provided personal ideals which have advanced the field of women in law enforcement;
Provided inspiration and vision to promote evolution and ongoing dynamics of policing and/or women in policing.

Oh No Littleton! Zombies Take Over Main Street!

Littleton has always had a quirkier side, especially in the month of October. But the latest happening which slowed traffic and created stares of disbelief was the 3rd Annual Zombie Crawl held last Saturday. 400 (over 5 times the number from last year!) of Littleton's creepiest undead gathered at Adventures in Dance to learn the official dances of the season which are, of course, the Thriller dance made famous by the Zombied Michael Jackson and The Monster Mash.

Downtown Littleton: Littleton Museum 18th Annual Harvest Festival & Pumpkin Sale

The Littleton Museum's 18th Annual Harvest Festival and Pumpkin Sale is Saturday October 8th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and it should be a wonderful Autumn day for picking out your pumpkin at the Museum's Farms.  Enjoy the mock county fair, rides and all the great harvest activities on both the 1860s and the 1890s farms.

In the late 1860s, families gathered together to help with the fall harvest and to share in the celebration of a successful crop!   Please join us as we, too, have much to celebrate.  We have a great crop of pumpkins, planted by the historic site interpreters which will be for sale during the festival. Our neighbors are bringing their mules for wagon rides.

Downtown Littleton: Pumpkin Boot Camp Oct. 29 Arapahoe C.C.

The fifth annual ACC Pumpkin Boot Camp will be held on Saturday morning, October 29, at the Fitness Center on the ACC Littleton Campus. Presented by MissFits and the ACC Foundation, the Pumpkin Boot Camp begins at 8:30 a.m. and will conclude with the costume contest, awards ceremony and refreshments at 10:30 a.m.

Downtown Littleton: It's easy to make a difference - donate a coat

OCTOBER 29 - NOVEMBER 25:

Who doesn't have one, two or a dozen coats stuck in a back closet somewhere gathering dust? Put those coats to good use with the Historic Downtown Littleton Merchants 2nd Annual Coat Drive . This year's coat drive will take place from October 29 through November 25 and the coats will go to support of The Interfaith League of Littleton. Anyone donating a coat will receive a merchant coupon book with special deals from participating shops. Watch for window posters (shown) at merchants who are collecting coats.  Last year we collected over 220 coats in just 3 weeks time. 

Our goal is to DOUBLE that this year. 

The economy continues to be a struggle for many, so let's do our part to make sure everyone stays warm this winter!

Downtown Littleton: Pumpkin Poles, Pumpkin Follies & Goat Show Returns to HDL

The only place you can see Pumpkin Kings and Pumpkin Poles, Elvis P. and unexpected mayhem, Snap 'n' Pops, buskers and a sidewalk parade featuring shopping-cart floats is on Littleton's Main Street during the reborn Pumpkin Follies and Goat Show, sponsored by the Historic Downtown Littleton Merchants. The public is welcome to attend the Pumpkin Follies & Goat Show Gathering on Friday, Oct. 7, from 7-9 p.m. at Delizio's, 2299 W. Main St. The $5 admission includes the oddest assortment of entertainment ever - Elvis, politicians, comics, gongs, magicians, a rousing game of "Cup Up" and who knows what else all hosted by Channel 4 Entertainment Guru Greg Moody.

Downtown Littleton: Reinke Brothers... A Littleton Tradition of the Macabre

To say that Reinke Brothers is unique is a 'gross' understatement. For those of you who haven't had the pleasure(?) of stepping into this conglomerate of everything creepy and crawly I urge you to take a deep breath and take the plunge... Greg and Chris Reinke are Littleton natives who have had a quirky passion for the macabre and unusual since their first haunted house in the basement of their home in 1968.

The rest is history with the 35th incarnation of their Haunted Mansion (the oldest in the Denver metro area) happening every evening September 30th through October 31st. With over 30 rooms filled with the latest in special effects and animations it's a must see for the entire family. Saturdays and Sundays have special lights-on tours for the young. The mansion is only part of the story as walking into their store is an experience in itself... Nowhere else in Denver will you see such an array of body parts, masks, wigs, creepy crawly things, and everything Halloween.