Denver, CO Studio Apartments For Rent
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- NEW - 2 DAYS AGOSPECIAL OFFERPET FRIENDLYTotal price$1,702 - $1,827/moStudio1 BathSkyline at Highlands | 2501 W 26th Ave #1449,
Denver, CO 80211 - SPECIAL OFFERPET FRIENDLYTotal price$1,835 - $2,047/moStudio1 BathAMLI Riverfront Green | 1750 Little Raven St #737,
Denver, CO 80202 - SPECIAL OFFERPET FRIENDLYTotal price$1,434 - $1,499/moStudio1 BathMason at Alameda Station | 275 S Cherokee St #1303,
Denver, CO 80223 - Total price$909 - $1,056/moStudio1 BathWillowstone Apartments | 7300 E Harvard Ave #7500-107,
Denver, CO 80231 - $1,784 - $2,489/moStudio1 BathNOVEL RiNo by Crescent Communities | 1350 40th St #116,
Denver, CO 80205 - Total price$1,058 - $1,495/moStudio1 BathMint Urban Infinity | 1251 S Bellaire St #3-408,
Denver, CO 80246 - Total price$1,158 - $1,558/moStudio1 BathMercer at Union Station | 2059 19th St #1219,
Denver, CO 80202 - $1,820 - $1,885/moStudio1 BathNOVEL Uptown by Crescent Communities | 1557 N Logan St #827,
Denver, CO 80203 - Total price$911 - $1,018/moStudio1 BathTrailgrove Apartments | 2470 S Quebec St #2370-107,
Denver, CO 80231 - Total price$1,530 - $1,815/moStudio1 BathEviva on Cherokee | 1250 Cherokee St #1-1209,
Denver, CO 80204 - Total price$1,250 - $1,670/moStudio1 BathResidences at Market Station | 1661 Market St #2-545,
Denver, CO 80202
Types of apartment in Denver, CO
Denver apartments range from old brick walk-ups to new mid-rise buildings. In Capitol Hill, Cheesman Park, and City Park, many apartments sit in early 1900s brick buildings with stoops, bay windows, and small courtyards. In LoDo and RiNo, apartments often fill converted warehouses or newer buildings with steel, glass, and large windows. Highland and Baker mix Victorian houses for rent with small apartment buildings and duplexes. Wash Park and Congress Park have more low-rise apartments on quiet side streets. Many older units can have radiator heat, smaller closets, and less central air, while newer apartments often add elevators, in-unit laundry, and parking garages.South and southeast Denver, around Glendale, Virginia Village, and Hampden, have more garden-style apartments and 1960s to 1980s stucco or brick complexes with surface parking. Near Cherry Creek, many apartments are newer and more polished on the outside, with secure entries and structured parking. Farther east in Montbello and Green Valley Ranch, you see more townhome-style rentals and newer houses for rent. Across the city, exterior style often hints at tradeoffs. Older apartments can offer thicker walls and solid layouts. Newer apartments can have better package rooms, gyms, and bike storage.