CENTURY 21 Commonwealth Real Estate is Frankfort's leading real estate company, having achieved that status by consistently providing professional thoughtful and ethical real estate service. Originally established in 1976, the company grew steadily to become one of the city's most prominent real estate firms and, with it's merger in 1994 and recent acquisition in 1997 by Danny Willis, it ranks at the very top in size, sales and quality service.

Today the emphasis of this full service office is on professionalism. Our staff of well trained real estate consultants strives to provide our clients with the ultimate professional service. The combined experience of Danny and the other brokers and Realtors®  represent over 100 years in the real estate business, including residential, commercial and farm properties. All have served in various capacities with the local Board of Realtors® and have been active with the Kentucky Association of Realtors®.

As one of the nation's smallest capital cities, Frankfort has a rich and interesting history, as well as a number of historic homes and buildings. It boasts one of the country's most beautiful Capital buildings and a stunning Governor's Mansion. The Kentucky River lends many scenic vistas, particularly along the palisades, which are visible from several areas of the city.

The population of Frankfort and Franklin County is approximately 50,000. It's small enough to seem familiar, friendly faces,  while offering a major hospital, two full-service retirement centers, a state university, an art foundation, an active Chamber of Commerce, a broad array of city services, three high schools and many other amenities. It is within a twenty minute drive of Lexington where the land is spotted with many of the world's most famous thoroughbred horse farms. It's only fifty minutes from Louisville, home of the Kentucky Derby, and ninety minutes from Cincinnati, one of the nation's larger metropolitan areas.

Frankfort has a number of small industrial  plants, several of which center on the automotive industry. There is adequate rail service, and Interstate 64 runs through the city. Frankfort is a "Kentucky Certified City". With unemployment below average, and per capita income above average, the quality of life in Frankfort is good. Interesting history, good city services, excellent transportation and infrastructure as well as striking scenery make Frankfort a very desirable city in which to live.

If you're new to Frankfort, the owner and consultants at CENTURY 21 Commonwealth Real Estate welcome you to our city. We offer some of the most professional real estate services available and we extend to you our warm, southern hospitality!