Vita Littleton sits at 2100 W Littleton Blvd in Littleton, Colorado and is a 55+ apartment community with 159 units in a four-story building where the majority of apartments are for seniors but up to 20% can be for any age under the Fair Housing Act and the HOPA 80/20 rule, so there's a mix, but most folks are over 55, and people live independently without any medical or custodial care so everyone is expected to take care of themselves, and the building is LEED-Gold certified, which means there was a focus on keeping things green and using energy wisely. The complex has no fancy names for its basic services or regular features, but apartments come with different layouts like Bluebird, Cardinal, Starling, Hummingbird, Dove, Hawk, Wren, Lark Bunting, Chickadee, Magpie, Sparrow, Eagle, and Heron, offering simple one- and two-bedroom choices with full kitchens, appliances, and energy-efficient touches, plus most have balconies or patios with a view of the city or mountains which is nice, and the whole place is pet-friendly with a doggie spa and dog park for residents' animals.
There's a good list of spots for gathering, like a Creative Lounge, a Starling Living Room, and a fireside lounge, plus a Great Room, and people mingle at weekly social events, play card games, putt golf, hike, or walk the bike trails that connect to the RTD Light Rail and around the area, so there's a good bit of activity without needing to go far. The community has indoor parking and a parking garage for residents, and the rent includes some utilities, though it doesn't specify which ones. Bathrooms and common areas are senior-friendly, so it's easier for people with mobility needs, and the building is fully handicap accessible. Vita Littleton's dedicated team includes a service director who likes being outdoors, a lifestyle coordinator who focuses on community activities for all ages, an assistant community director with a hospitality background, and a community director with over 15 years in the industry, which gives a steady hand to managing things.
There are some creative extras like the Velo Room for bike storage and repair, a saltwater pool for summers, a year-round spa, a fitness and yoga studio, and a community garden, and the neighborhood has three retail spaces filled by Windermere Family Dentistry and Bacon Social Restaurant, so there's a spot to eat and get basic services without leaving the grounds. There are programs intended to help make friends, keep people active, and offer support with building maintenance and security, plus a focus on ecology and good stewardship. The community holds steady legal protections for people based on gender identity, orientation, and source of income, which brings a feeling of safety and respect for everyone, and the apartments are 100% smoke-free.
While no medical services are provided on-site, independent living support lets residents live actively without hassle-though there's also mention of home care services, assisted living, and memory care for those who need extra help, all offered by trained aides, as well as units with various sizes and floor plans to choose from based on needs and budget. Amenities both inside and outside encourage connection, activity, and simple living, and structured programs help people keep up with hobbies or meet new friends, and the staff stays dedicated to maintenance, activities, and making things work smoothly so residents can lead a worry-free and comfortable lifestyle. The building is off the market right now, so it's not up for sale or rent, but tours are possible by appointment during regular leasing hours.
