Apartments For Rent in Colorado Springs, CO
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Types of apartment in Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Springs apartments range from older brick walk-ups near Downtown and Old Colorado City to newer stucco garden-style apartments on the north side near Briargate and InterQuest. Around Patty Jewett and the Westside, you can also find small apartment buildings and houses for rent with bungalow, ranch, and some Victorian details like covered porches, brick fronts, and narrow stair entries. Many apartments in central areas have fewer units, less uniform layouts, and older windows, while newer buildings often have larger parking lots, shared entry halls, and simple beige or gray exteriors.Toward Broadmoor, Cheyenne Mountain, and the south side near Security-Widefield, rentals often shift toward low-rise apartments, duplexes, and single-story houses for rent with stucco walls, attached garages, and fenced yards. In Rockrimmon and along Academy Boulevard, many apartments sit in spread-out complexes with surface parking and several two- or three-story buildings. Interiors can vary a lot by area. Older apartments might have baseboard heat, smaller closets, and no in-unit laundry. Newer apartments often include open kitchens, central air, and patios, but the buildings can feel more similar from one block to the next.