Our front yard bakery in Kipling Villas, the Smith Stand, will be open tomorrow morning at 9 AM. Come see us!
9832 W. Polk Dr., Littleton
Our menu:
Blueberry mini muffins
Classic chocolate chip cookies
Banana bread
Blondies
Chocolate chip and banana bread
Cinnamon twists
Partner and I are looking to leave the main metro area for either Louisville or Littleton. We lived in Mayfair/Montclair for about 3 years and Park Hill for 7 years. We now have a 3 year old and 1 year old.
We want a little bit more room, less congestion, and closer proximity to the mountains.
We’ve spent a lot of time exploring different suburbs/surrounding areas to find what we think will fit our needs and what we are looking for.
Towns/communities we have really enjoyed are Louisville and Littleton (specifically need the old town downtown). We love that they both have adorable town squares. Both feel very family oriented. While Louisville has closer proximity to the mountains and Boulder Valley School District, we have lots of friends in the Littleton area and we feel we can get more bang for our buck as far as homes go.
Would love input on these specifics areas. Both pros and cons. Things maybe we haven’t considered since we don’t live in these communities. We don’t want recommendations on other communities as we’ve already eliminated them for our own reasons.
TLDR- help my partner and I make sure we are considering everything before deciding between Louisville and Littleton (specifically near old town).
Downtown Littleton needs a basic necessities grocery store: Downtown Littleton is a great place to live. It's not overly populated, it has great restaurants and affordable boutiques. I don't even shop for clothes anywhere else, now that I've been living near Main Street. However, why isn't there a damn grocery story!? I just need some eggs, milk, butter and bread. I'd go to that grocery store, instead of getting in my car to beat the traffic to king soopers for simple items like the ones I mentioned: they could put a small, even expensive store, like Naturals, and I'd still go there, because the convenience of walking to the grocery store makes it worth it. I really need just 12 items or less. Anyone else feel this way?
I’m looking for someone in the Littleton area that does lash lifts and tints. I’ve never had them done before, but I have a big event coming up and want to try it. Does anyone have a rec? Thanks!