Progress Park

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

Progress Park is a City of Littleton neighborhood in Arapahoe County built out between 1950 and 1975, mostly compact ranches and mid century plans on lots of about 5,000 to 8,000 square feet. Lot widths and setbacks stay consistent block to block, and many houses keep their original brick and low pitched rooflines. Progress Park at 5100 South Hickory Street gives the area its name, and Ketring Park with Ketring Lake is under a mile south. Main Street in the historic downtown is about a mile away, and South Broadway and South Santa Fe Drive both run close by for trips north or south.

At a glance

Price Range
$420K$1.95M
$450K–$625K
More accessible end of Littleton
Era Built
1950–1975
19002026
Mid-Century / Late 20th Century
Community Anchors
  • Historic Downtown Littleton Main Street, shops, brewpubs, galleries
  • Aspen Grove Shopping Center
  • Southwest Plaza Mall
  • Chatfield State Park and Reservoir
  • Roxborough State Park
  • South Platte Park (880 acres, 5 fishing lakes)
  • Hudson Gardens & Event Center
  • Littleton Museum (two living-history farms)
  • Town Hall Arts Center
  • Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
  • Hildebrand Ranch Park (1,671 acres)
  • Columbine Country Club
  • Arrowhead Golf Club
  • Ken Caryl Ranch Open Space and equestrian center
  • Ketring Park (55 acres, fishing lake)
  • Heritage High School (top 200 in US)
  • Chatfield High School
  • Columbine High School
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Where it sits

Inside Littleton. Platted boundary.

Typical Lot5,000–8,000 sqft
Home TypesSingle-family
AmenitiesProximity to downtown Littleton, Smaller ranch-style and midcentury modern homes, Architecturally interesting postwar housing stock, Walkable to Main Street
Quick answers

Questions about Progress Park

Where is Progress Park?

Progress Park is in Littleton, about 1.3 miles northeast of the Littleton center. The map on this page shows its platted boundary from county records.

When was Progress Park built?

Homes in Progress Park were built between 1950 and 1975 (mid-century / late 20th century).

What amenities does Progress Park have?

Progress Park amenities include proximity to downtown Littleton, smaller ranch-style and midcentury modern homes, architecturally interesting postwar housing stock, and walkable to Main Street.

How big are the lots in Progress Park?

Typical lots in Progress Park run 5,000–8,000 sqft.

Which schools are near Progress Park?

Schools near Progress Park include Field Elementary, Euclid Middle School, and Heritage High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

What is the nearest light-rail station to Progress Park?

The nearest RTD light-rail station is Littleton / Downtown (C Line and D Line), about 1.2 miles from Progress Park.

About how many homes are in Progress Park?

County parcel records show about 32 parcels in Progress Park.

How high is Progress Park?

Progress Park sits at about 5,370 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • Progress Park
  • Ketring Park
Nearby Schools
  • Field Elementary
  • Euclid Middle School
  • Heritage High School

Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • S. Santa Fe Dr
  • W. Main St
  • S. Broadway

Transit in Littleton: RTD D Line light rail, Littleton/Downtown, Mineral Ave stations · RTD bus routes along Santa Fe, Wadsworth, and Broadway corridors · I-25 express lanes to downtown Denver via C-470 interchange · Platte River Trail system (multi-use, connects to downtown Denver)

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About This Profile

This profile of Progress Park was researched in March 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range is an estimate built from comparable nearby neighborhoods rather than from direct listings. Amenity coverage is moderate, and some features rest on a single source.

Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.