A hip neighborhood where there’s always something going on
Littleton is known for its golden-age buildings, snug shopping premises, and relaxed eateries. Its hip downtown, with many outdoor activities and restaurants, makes it one of the best places in Colorado. For instance, its spectacular theater and town-gathering events are ideal for all family members. People love this peaceful, walkable neighborhood for private, social or business sessions.
Littleton has a combination of suburban family homes, multi-family homes, and townhomes. The neighborhood has the Platte River bike path, light rail system, and close proximity to major streets, making it highly accessible. Moreover, the Rocky Mountain view and moderate weather conditions make Littleton the perfect place to live.
Littleton primarily consists of suburban family homes and townhomes and is the ideal location for growing families due to the high number of kid-friendly adventures. Residents view each other as family and actively participate in community-based activities like the Western Welcome Week Parade.
The area's infrastructure and community development plans are well coordinated through the Envision Littleton Comprehensive plan. This plan is instrumental in identifying potential development opportunities in the area. Littleton's suburban location makes it easy for investors to get more space at a cheaper cost and more conveniently. In addition, good road networks and well-maintained walkways make it easier for residents to interact.
Get your dark-assorted and all-natural milk chocolate at The Chocolate Therapist to enjoy fresh chocolate made by local experts. This chocolatier offers gifts, coffee, and wine pairings to give visitors great value. You can also enjoy some entertainment as you take a bite of local and fresh ingredients at Littleton View House, remembered for its 160-inch LED TV for sports viewing. Another place to grab a bit as you await a train is at the Grande Station. Finally, you will get a seasonal menu that features cocktails, creative breakfast, and lunch fare at Snooze, an A.M. Eatery.
The Littleton Museum is perfect for family visits to view the 19th-century residential farms and enjoy monumental events of the Littleton Downtown Historic District. In addition, a visit to this neighborhood also informs you about the buildings' history, architecture, and contribution to residents' lifestyles.
Littleton offers all aspects of shopping, from the big chain stores to the small, upscale boutiques. You will not have trouble checking off your need list as well as your want list. Aspen Grove is one of the many outdoor shopping areas in the city that also offers featured events like the Paris Street Market.
View the expertise of the over sixty skilled local artists at Littleton Fine Arts Guild. Start your day by having breakfast at Grande Station. Get outdoors and onto the golf course at Littleton Golf & Tennis Club. Or, if you fancy something a little more up close and personal with nature, Chatfield Farms (a location of the Denver Botanical Garden) has beautiful bird-watching trails, native flowers, and a butterfly house. Just beyond the farm, hikers will find the trailhead for South Valley Park, which also gives them access to numerous nature preserves and state parks — depending on how far you’re wanting to hike.
Littleton has several public and private schools that cater to learners of all ages, designed to offer healthy development to learners to be self-sustaining. Some of these include:
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