Living in Littleton
Historic roots, modern energy — Littleton is one of the Denver metro's most consistently sought-after communities. Nestled along the South Platte River about 10 miles southwest of downtown, Littleton blends genuine small-town character with all the conveniences of a major metro area. The historic downtown along Main Street is a real gathering place — local boutiques, farm-to-table restaurants, craft breweries, and year-round events give it walkable energy that newer suburbs simply can't replicate.

Littleton Real Estate Market
RTD light rail on two lines connects Littleton directly to downtown Denver and the Denver Tech Center. Chatfield State Park is minutes away for boating, fishing, and trail access. Both Jefferson County and Littleton Public Schools serve the community — two of the most respected districts in Colorado. Median home prices run around $625,000 as of mid-2026, per REColorado data, with entry-level condos in the mid-$300s and premium properties along the South Platte corridor above $1M.

Why Buy With Jones Team Colorado
Browse current Littleton homes for sale above. Tim and Sandy Jones know Littleton's micro-markets well — the school boundaries, the neighborhood distinctions, and the properties worth acting on quickly when they hit.

Littleton, Colorado: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Littleton, CO?
The median home price in Littleton is around $625,000 as of mid-2026, with entry-level condos in the mid-$300s and premium South Platte corridor properties above $1 million.

Does Littleton have light rail access to Denver?
Yes. RTD light rail on two lines connects Littleton directly to downtown Denver and the Denver Tech Center.

What school districts serve Littleton, CO?
Littleton is served by both Jefferson County and Littleton Public Schools, two of the most respected districts in Colorado.

How far is Littleton from downtown Denver?
Littleton is about 10 miles southwest of downtown Denver.

SEARCH LITTLETON HOMES

LITTLETON NEIGHBORHOODS

Littleton sits at about 5,400 feet and roughly 9 miles south of downtown Denver. Several of these neighborhoods carry a Littleton mailing address but sit in unincorporated Jefferson or Douglas County. Sales figures are MLS closings from January through September 2026.

Sterling Ranch, Littleton CO: New Homes, Trails and Prices

Sterling Ranch is a master planned community of about 3,400 acres in Douglas County, with a Littleton mailing address. Building started in 2016 and the plan calls for nine villages. About 30 miles of trails connect to Chatfield and Roxborough State Parks, and nearly 40 percent of the land is open space. It is billed as Colorado's first gigabit community, with fiber to every home. It was our busiest Littleton neighborhood: 167 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $720,000.

Ken Caryl, Littleton CO: Homes Beside the Hogback

Ken Caryl is a Jefferson County community with a Littleton post office, built on a historic ranch beneath the Dakota Hogback. About 6,000 acres of the valley and its neighborhoods are open space. Ken Caryl Ranch Metropolitan District provides services, and Jeffco schools serve the area, including Chatfield and Dakota Ridge high schools. 147 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $900,000.

Roxborough, Littleton CO: Homes Near Roxborough State Park & ARROWHEAD GOLF CLUB

Roxborough sits about 25 miles southwest of downtown Denver in Douglas County, at about 5,900 feet. Roxborough State Park on the southern edge is known for its sandstone formations and wildlife. Pike National Forest borders the area to the west and Douglas County schools serve it. Arrowhead Golf Club is in the community. 94 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $631,000.

Columbine Knolls, Littleton CO: Homes and Prices

Columbine Knolls is an established neighborhood with a homeowners association and its own recreation district. The district traces its pool, pool house, green space and tennis court to the 1960s and 1970s, and Marker Park came from a voter approved park project in the late 1970s. 81 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $850,000, one of the most active established neighborhoods in Littleton.

Highlands Ranch Homes With a Littleton Address

Highlands Ranch is an unincorporated Douglas County community about 13 miles south of Denver. Its ZIP codes 80126, 80129 and 80130 default to Littleton mailing addresses, so many homes here are listed as Littleton. The Highlands Ranch Metro District runs the parks and recreation, and Douglas County schools serve the area. 64 Littleton addressed homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $656,000.

Solstice, Littleton CO: Newer Homes Near Chatfield

Solstice is a newer community with trails, parks, a resort style pool and The High Line House clubhouse. It sits near the southern end of the High Line Canal, close to Chatfield State Park, with the mountains a short drive away. 35 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $940,000.

Columbine Hills, Littleton CO: Homes and Market Activity

Columbine Hills was already an organized neighborhood in the early 1960s, when residents formed its civic association. Columbine Hills Park and the Massey Draw Regional Trail give it a recreation connection close to home. 34 homes sold from January through September 2026, a steady pace for an established neighborhood.

Columbine West, Littleton CO: Homes and Market Activity

Columbine West is a large, established community near Chatfield Reservoir. Its civic association says it serves close to 1,500 homes, a mix of single family homes and townhouses, and association dues are voluntary. The association also enforces neighborhood covenants, so check whether a specific property sits under a separate townhouse HOA. 29 homes sold from January through September 2026.

Meadowbrook, Littleton CO: Homes and Market Activity

Meadowbrook is an established Littleton neighborhood where 29 homes sold from January through September 2026.

Grant Ranch, Littleton CO: Homes Around the Lake

Grant Ranch is built around a lake with walking paths, and addresses here are Littleton and Denver in ZIP code 80123. You will find both single family homes and condos. 27 homes sold from January through September 2026.

Woodmar, Littleton CO: Homes and Market Activity

Woodmar is an established neighborhood next to Woodmar Square Park, which has open play areas, sports facilities and access to the Lilley Gulch Regional Trail. Local sources use Woodmar and Woodmar Square inconsistently, so confirm the boundary for a specific address. 25 homes sold from January through September 2026.

Governors Ranch, Littleton CO: Fast Selling Homes

Governors Ranch is one of the fastest selling neighborhoods in Littleton. 16 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $778,000, and the median time on market was only 4 days. The area includes subdivisions such as Glenbrook, Foothill Green and Willow Ranch, with mostly single family homes and some townhomes. Priced right, homes here go quickly.

Bow Mar, Littleton CO: Lakeside Homes on Acre Lots

Bow Mar is a small town incorporated in 1958, named for Bowles Lake and Marston Lake, and it crosses the Arapahoe and Jefferson county line. About 850 people live there. The town is mostly single family homes on large lots along wide streets, with a one story height limit and many prairie style homes. 15 homes sold from January through September 2026 at a median of about $1.625 million, in a median of 6 days. Few homes come up, and they sell fast.