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Littleton, Colorado
What It Is Like to Retire in Littleton
Littleton is a prosperous town and suburb of about 45,000 people south of Denver in Arapahoe County. Photo of the The front of Town Hall Arts Center courtesy of Wikipedia and Timclare, photo of A Section of Main Street in Littleton, Colorado. The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0/ Photo of Coors Building, Main St. Historic district, courtesy of Wikipedia and Chris Light,Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
Where to Retire in Littleton and Home Prices
Littleton is home to several active adult communities. The median home value in Littleton was $700,218, in mid-2023, according to Zillow.
What Is Special about Littleton
Crime is low, recreational possibilities are high. Hudson Gardens is located here along with Arapahoe Community College which offers opportunities for continuing education.
What Is Not Special about Littleton
The Columbine School Massacre took place just outside of Littleton in Columbine. Housing prices are expensive relative to the national average.
Who Will Like Retirement in Littleton
Retirees who don't want to live in a big city, but would be close enough to enjoy all that Denver has to offer.
Local Economy Is Driven by
Retail, scientific and technical services
Climate and Physical Environment
Evergreen is about 20 miles south of Denver. The average July high is 88 and the average January low is 14. May is the wettest month (2.8").
Restaurants & Cultural Scene
The Littleton Center for Cultural Arts Foundation, Inc. operates the Town Hall Arts Center, which produces ten to twelve professional events a year, including about 150 performances. The Littleton Museum is the primary repository for the history, art, and culture of Littleton.
Crime
Crime rate in Littleton is slightly more than half the national average.
Medical facilities
Centura- Health Littleton Adventist Hospital
Transportation
Denver International Airport is 35 miles away.
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