The Beautiful Town of Littleton, CO

The town is known for its beautifully restored turn-of-the-century downtown buildings, town Hall Arts Center and the Littleton Historical Museum, the 14 acre site of two living history farms that are fashioned after the lifestyles of Colorado's early-day settlers. One of many towns formed during the Pike's Peak Gold Rush in 1859, the modern town has retained the charm of its storied past.

Small Town Feel Near the Big City

The city is rich in recreational opportunities and draws residents from other Denver suburbs as well as tourists. Spanning the counties of Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson, this area has much to offer. The 625-acre South Platte Park, South Platte River, High Line Canal Trail, Lee Gulch, Arapahoe Greenway and Carson Nature center provide outdoor folks with opportunities to boat, bike, hike, swim, skate, golf, ride horses and play baseball, softball and soccer.

Getting Out and Having Fun

There are 26 neighborhood parks, three golf courses, a two-rink enclosed ice arena, two indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a multi-purpose recreation center. In addition, there are over thirty miles of bike trails through residential areas plus almost twenty miles of biking or walking trails along the High Line Canal Trail. This is a close, family friendly community with special events during all seasons for everyone.

Great Real Estate and Employers

Major employers in Littleton are well known, Norgren, Ecostar, Lockheed Martin and Century Link Corporation. Excellent schools and location make this a great place to live whether you work in town or in the Denver metro. Littleton neighborhoods range from older well maintained residences to single and multi-family residences from custom to semi-custom designs. Also available are condominiums, town homes and apartments. Get more great information from the Littleton community website, www.littletongov.org.

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