Housing Programs

The Littleton Housing Authority administers the following housing programs. When applying or seeking further information, please call our main number at 303-794-9608.

SENIOR HOUSING

ALYSON COURT
Located at 5807 South Gallup Street, Littleton, CO  80120, the three-story development features 60 one-bedroom apartments for the elderly and disabled. All utilities except electricity are included. Pets are allowed. All utilities except electricity are included in the rent. Community space is provided for resident events. Phone 303-794-9608.

AMITY PLAZA
A seven-story, 180-unit high rise across from Little's Creek Park. Amity Plaza is located at 200 West Sterne Parkway, Littleton, CO  80120. All apartments are one-bedroom. Eight apartments are wheelchair accessible with features such as a roll-in shower and lower cabinets in the kitchen. All utilities are included except a nominal charge for electricity for  resident-owned freezers and air conditioners. Pets are allowed on the first and second floors. Community areas, including a luxurious lobby, a library, and meeting rooms available for residents' use. There are three laundry rooms in the building. Phone 303-794-9608.

BRADLEY HOUSE
Conveniently located near Woodlawn Shopping Center and only blocks away from the Buck Community Center, Bradley House offers 71 one-bedroom apartments for the elderly. The mailing address for Bradley House is 5844 South Datura Street, Littleton, CO  80120. All utilities are included in the rent except a nominal charge for electricity for resident-owned freezers and air conditioners. Littleton's Meals on Wheels program is also located in the Bradley House. There are numerous community areas within the building including one laundry room, meeting rooms and a computer lab that is connected to the Internet for residents' use. Phone 303-794-9608.

GENEVA VILLAGE
Geneva Village is a 28-unit single story apartment complex located at 5444 South Prince Street, Littleton, CO  80120 on beautiful, serene grounds next to the Littleton Center. Geneva Village is owned by the City of Littleton and is managed by the Littleton Housing Authority. Rents are below market with efficiency apartments at $300 per month, one-bedroom at $390 per month and two-bedroom apartments at $450 per month. Rent includes all utilities. The minimum age for occupancy is 55 years. For more information, please call 303-794-9608.

ASSISTED LIVING

LIBBY BORTZ ASSISTED LIVING CENTER
Located near Arapahoe Community College at 5844 South Curtice Street, Littleton, CO  80120, the Libby Bortz Assisted Living Center offers 111 assisted living apartments for the frail elderly over 62 years of age. Staff provides 24-hour protective oversight. There are several  larger suites available for couples. Services include:

• Three nutritious meals per day, plus snacks
• Weekly personal laundry service
• Weekly housekeeping service in all apartments
• Numerous daily planned social and recreational activities

In addition, assistance with bathing and dressing and medication administration is available at a nominal extra charge. Total monthly cost including rent and services is $1,578 per month for one person or $2,303 for couples.

Libby Bortz Assisted Living Center is a tax-credit financed development. Income restrictions apply. The maximum income for one person is $31,920 per year and for couples the maximum income is $36,480 annually. For more information, please call 303-347-9755.

FAMILY HOUSING

Located on scattered sites throughout the community, LHA offers two to five bedroom single-family homes. All homes have either garages or off-street parking. Residents pay approximately 30 percent of their adjusted income in rent. Utilities are not included in the rents. However, a utility allowance is provided based on the number of bedrooms in the home. Flat rents are available for residents. Residents are responsible for the exterior care of the home, including mowing, watering, and weeding of the lawn and snow removal.

One of the three-bedroom homes is specially designed for the mobility impaired, offering wider doorways, a wheel-in shower, ramps for access and lower cabinets in the kitchen.

For more information or to request an application, please call 303-794-9608.

Powers Circle Apartments

Littleton Housing Authority purchased three apartment complexes in October 2008. These buildings offer studio, one and two bedroom apartments. All utilities except electricity are included in the rent.

LHA plans to extensively remodel each building in the coming year. Planned renovations include new kitchens, new bathrooms, new carpet and window coverings plus new windows, roofs and boilers.

Potential residents must be able to meet current income guidelines. Maximum income should not exceed 60% of area median income based on family size.

Units are close to RTD, Light Rail and shopping. Rents are as follows:

Please call 720-232-8845 for more information and a list of the move-in specials currently being offered.

HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHERS

The Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program is administered by Littleton Housing Authority and provides housing assistance to families in the private rental market within the city limits of Littleton. Families who are issued a voucher, locate a unit (single family home, town homes, condominium, or apartment) with the correct number of bedrooms required.  Leases are between the private owner and the voucher holder. LHA will enter into a  Housing Assistance Payment with the Owner for subsidy. LHA maintains a list of landlords currently participating in the program.

Rents and utilities on the dwelling unit cannot exceed the payment standard that is established by LHA. All dwelling units must meet Housing Quality Standards (HQS) and the rent must be reasonable as determined by LHA.

Families pay 30-40 percent of the total household income. Rent is determined by LHA and paid directly to the landlord. LHA will pay the difference between the total approved rent and the family portion to the landlord in the form of a rental subsidy.

Section 8 Voucher assistance is transferable to other jurisdictions AFTER the family has resided in the city limits of Littleton for one full year. Transfers to other jurisdictions must be approved prior to transfer.

ARAPAHOE COUNTY

Littleton Housing Authority also administers the Arapahoe County Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program. The waiting list for unincorporated Arapahoe County is currently closed and applications are not accepted for this program.

Housing Rehabilitation

The Littleton Housing Authority Rehab program was established to revitalize and preserve homes within the city limits of Littleton. The program provides assistance to Littleton HOMEOWNERS who are living in substandard homes and are not otherwise able to afford to rehabilitate their homes. It serves families and seniors with low to moderate-incomes. Total family income cannot exceed 80 percent of the area median income limits.

The goal of the Littleton Rehab Program is to upgrade the housing stock in the city of Littleton, one home at a time. The program provides low-interest loans and/or grants to homeowners living in single-family homes, town homes, or condominiums. Loans are designed to fit the needs of the homeowners, with repayment depending upon income and the homeowner's ability to pay. The loans may be established on the basis of principal and interest, interest-only, or in some cases, a full grant may be available. The Littleton Housing Authority Board of Commissioners serves as the loan committee and approves the loans.

All types of rehabilitation can be done including, but not limited to, repair or replacement of roofing, gutters, electrical, plumbing, heating systems, flooring, windows, doors and concrete replacement. Special attention is given to health and safety issues, weatherization and energy conservation, handicap accessibility and code issues.

Centennial Housing Rehabilitation Program
Littleton Housing Authority and the City of Centennial recently executed an Intergovernmental Agreement that established a Demonstration Housing Rehabilitation Program for homeowners in the City of Centennial, Districts I and II. This new program is being funded through a $150,000 HOME Funds grant from Arapahoe County.

The Centennial Rehab Program provided low-interest (4.75%) loans to homeowners living in single-family homes or duplexes. Loans are customized to fit the needs of the homeowner, with repayment depending on income and ability to pay. The maximum income for eligibility is 80% of area median income. The maximum loan is $25,000.00.

All types of renovations can be completed, including repairs to roofing, electrical systems, plumbing, gutters, flooring, heating systems, windows and doors. Small remodeling jobs such as kitchen and bathroom remodels and basement finishing also qualify for the program. Careful attention is given to residents requiring handicap retrofit in their homes.

For more information on the programs, and to arrange for a determination of eligibility and an assessment of your housing rehab needs, please contact Kimberly Kingston, Rehab Coordinator, at 303-991-5301.