Neighbors of Centerra

Centerra offered the perfect location for UNC’s Loveland Center because of its authentic community-based vibe that it offers to local residents and beyond.

When Niche Design House was born in 2008, owner Becky Allsup finally had the opportunity to offer customers unique décor pieces that she herself had been searching for at a great price. Read on to learn more about all that Niche offers, and the passion behind the business itself.

Meet Lois Hart: experienced gardener, leadership consultant, author and resident ambassador for The Lakes at Centerra truly puts her heart into our Sweetheart City.

Meet Sara Turner. She moved to Loveland, Colorado eight years ago in search of something that would combine two of her greatest passions: marketing and painting. Enter Studio Vino – it was truly a dream come true! After just one year of working at the studio, she bought the company from its previous owners and hasn’t looked back since. Read on to learn more about her story.

Meet Jim Tolstrup, Executive Director of High Plains Environmental Center. Jim joined the team in 2007 and has worked tirelessly toward the center’s goals ever since. He played a huge role in getting Centerra designated as Colorado’s first Certified Community Wildlife Habitat in 2018 and hasn’t stopped there. Read on to learn more about Jim and the positive impact High Plains Environmental Center is having on Centerra and the Loveland community.

Meet Valentina, the first-ever Visit Loveland mascot. Since her debut in 2018 she has grown into a well-known and loved member of the Loveland community. She works with The Visit Loveland team to promote our community and all that it offers.

Meet Stacy Kliner. Born and raised in Loveland, Colo., she always dreamed of opening her own coffee shop in her hometown. Then she found Colorado Coffee Company. It was a dream come true. Now two years later she’s rolling out freshly baked cinnamon rolls alongside her locally roasted coffee. Read on to learn more about her story.

When they moved to Northern Colorado, they weren’t planning to live there forever. The plan was to stay for five years and then move again. Now 18 years later they’ve built a home and a life they could never imagine leaving. Read on to learn more about their journey.

With a strong desire to work in her own community and give back, Danielle was looking for the perfect opportunity to make an impact. When she saw the posting for the principal position at the new High Plains Schools, Danielle knew it was exactly where she wanted to be. Now she’s working with an incredible staff to make a difference in the lives of Centerra’s future generation. Read on to hear more about her story.

Life is different at Centerra. Let us show you!