Littleton Property Assessment Search

Littleton property tax records span three counties: Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson. This suburban Denver city of 45,652 residents sits at the junction of these counties. Property owners must contact the correct county assessor based on their parcel location. Each county maintains separate assessment records and tax collection systems for Littleton properties within their boundaries.

Littleton Property Records by County

Littleton spreads across three counties in the Denver metro area. Most of the city lies in Arapahoe County. Parts extend into Douglas and Jefferson Counties. You must know which county holds your property to find the right records. Each county assessor maintains separate files for Littleton parcels.

For Arapahoe County portions of Littleton, contact the assessor at 303-795-4600. The Arapahoe County Assessor website provides online search tools. You can find assessment values and tax status for Littleton properties in this county.

For Douglas County portions, call 303-660-7450. The Douglas County Assessor website offers property search functions. Littleton properties in this county have records separate from Arapahoe County.

For Jefferson County portions, call 303-271-8667. The Jefferson County Assessor website maintains records for Littleton parcels in this area. Be sure to search the correct county system.

The Arapahoe County Assessor maintains most Littleton property tax records since the majority of the city lies within this county.

Note: Check your property tax bill or deed to determine which county assessor handles your Littleton property.

Search Littleton Property Tax Records

Finding property tax records in Littleton requires knowing your county. Each county has its own search system. You cannot search all Littleton properties in one place. You must use the correct county portal for your address.

Arapahoe County offers a Property Search for Littleton homes in this county. You can search by address or parcel number. The system shows current assessments and ownership details. Results include tax status and payment history.

Douglas County provides online access through their Records Search system. Littleton properties in this county appear in these results. You can view assessment values and property characteristics.

Jefferson County uses their Property Search portal for Littleton parcels. This covers the western portions of the city. You can find values, ownership, and tax details here.

The Arapahoe County Property Search covers most Littleton properties.

To search Littleton property tax records, you need:

• Your property address or parcel number
• Knowledge of which county contains your property
• Owner name if searching by person

Littleton Property Tax Payments

Property taxes for Littleton are collected by three different county treasurers. Each county handles its own portion of the city. Tax bills arrive after January 1. They reflect the prior year's taxes. Payment deadlines are the same across counties.

Arapahoe County residents can pay online through the treasurer's website. The Arapahoe County Tax Search allows online payments for Littleton properties. Fees may apply for credit card use.

Douglas County residents use their treasurer's payment system. Jefferson County residents use theirs. Each county has its own process. Be sure to pay the correct county for your Littleton property.

The Arapahoe County Tax Search handles online payments for most Littleton properties.

First half payments are due by the end of February. Second half payments are due June 15. Late payments incur interest and penalties. Keep all receipts for your records.

Littleton Property Tax Exemptions

Littleton residents may qualify for property tax exemptions regardless of county. The Senior Citizen Exemption applies to those 65 and older. You must have owned and occupied your home for 10 years. The exemption covers 50% of the first $200,000 in value. File by July 15.

Veterans with 100% permanent disability also qualify. They must have served on active duty. The disability must be service-connected. They must own and live in the property. The exemption covers 50% of the first $200,000. The deadline is July 1.

Apply through the county assessor where your property sits. Arapahoe County handles most Littleton applications. Douglas and Jefferson Counties handle their portions. Each has the same state exemption rules.

Appeal Littleton Property Assessments

You can protest your Littleton property assessment. File with the county assessor where your property is located. The deadline is June 1 for real property. Each county follows the same state appeal process.

If you disagree with the assessor, appeal to that county's Board of Equalization. The deadline is July 20. The board schedules hearings through summer. They issue written decisions.

After the board decision, you can appeal further. Options include the Board of Assessment Appeals, district court, or binding arbitration. You have 30 days from the board decision to file.

Littleton City Government

The City of Littleton provides local services across all three counties. They handle zoning and building permits citywide. They do not assess property values. Each county assessor handles that task. The city website has local regulations.

Visit the Littleton city website for zoning maps and permits. Property tax records stay with the respective counties. Contact Arapahoe, Douglas, or Jefferson County based on your location.

County Property Tax Records for Littleton

Littleton spans parts of three counties. Each county maintains separate property tax records for their portion of the city. Visit the appropriate county page based on your property location: