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15 Best Apartments in Denver

Apartments in Denver can support very different routines, from RiNo and LoDo city living to South Broadway access, transit commuting, park-oriented days, and pet-friendly homes. The best match depends on how you use the neighborhood as much as the apartment itself.

Compare the precise unit, outdoor features, shared amenities, and route to work or transit. Ask about cleaning and maintenance standards, application timing, and how the community handles the needs that matter most to your household.

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Hanover RiNo, Denver#1
What stands out
  • Amenity-rich RiNo location

Hanover RiNo

4.8236 reviews
2950 Brighton Blvd, Denver, CO 80216, United States
Best for
RiNo lifestyle seekersPet owners

Hanover RiNo places modern apartment living in one of Denver’s most active urban districts, roughly a mile from downtown and close to major road connections, arts venues, restaurants, and nightlife. Its homes are complemented by a pool, fitness centre, business centre, outdoor spaces, dog park, and pet-friendly policies.

The building’s amenities are a major draw, with polished communal areas and a strong setting for social, active living. Leasing support is clear and personable, while staff are attentive during tours and application steps. The property is a natural fit for renters who want RiNo energy, generous amenities, and convenient access across the city.

Aspire 7th & Grant, Denver#2
What stands out
  • High-rise views and strong community feel

Aspire 7th & Grant

4.8169 reviews
670 N Grant St, Denver, CO 80203, United States
Best for
Renters wanting balcony viewsPeople who use shared amenities

Aspire 7th & Grant delivers high-rise living with studios, one-, and two-bedroom apartments, high ceilings, oversized windows, grand balconies, and views toward Downtown Denver and Governor’s Park. The building’s amenities include a clubroom, fitness centre, pool, hot tub, outdoor areas, business space, and pet-friendly features.

Its standout quality is the sense of community around the shared spaces, where residents can meet naturally while using the gym or pool. Leasing support is especially personal: questions are answered patiently, application steps are explained clearly, and staff remain accessible after move-in. Aspire is well suited to renters who want views, service, and a connected building atmosphere.

The Casey Apartments, Denver#3
What stands out
  • Rooftop Coors Field views

The Casey Apartments

4.7212 reviews
2100 Delgany St, Denver, CO 80202, United States
Best for
LoDo apartment livingPet-friendly households

The Casey by Windsor brings studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments to Denver’s LoDo and Union Station area, close to Coors Field and the energy of downtown. The building pairs modern interiors, quartz kitchens, walk-in closets, and in-unit laundry with a rooftop deck offering Coors Field views.

Residents also have access to a resort-style pool, fitness center, outdoor gathering areas, business space, maintenance support, and pet-friendly amenities. The overall setting suits people who want an urban home with room to relax, entertain, or work without leaving the community. On-site parking and secured garage options add convenience for residents with vehicles.

AMLI Art District, Denver#4
What stands out
  • RiNo–LoDo city access

  • Dedicated dog park

AMLI Art District

4.7193 reviews
2520 Wewatta Way, Denver, CO 80216, United States
Best for
Creative professionalsPet-owning renters

AMLI Art District places studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments where Denver’s RiNo and LoDo districts meet. Coors Field, Denver Central Market, Union Station, Larimer Street, galleries, breweries, and downtown destinations are close at hand, giving the building a strong city-centered feel.

Homes feature quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, full-size washers and dryers, walk-in closets, designer finish choices, and selected skyline or mountain views. Shared amenities include a rooftop sky lounge, resort-style pool, heated spa, fitness center, outdoor spaces, and a dog park. The leasing and maintenance teams are known for clear communication, organized service, and prompt attention to household issues.

Cortland Alameda Station, Denver#5
What stands out
  • Light rail access near downtown

Cortland Alameda Station

4.6305 reviews
415 S Cherokee St, Denver, CO 80223, United States
Best for
Transit commuters seeking apartment or townhome options

Cortland Alameda Station offers studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments and townhomes less than five miles from Downtown Denver, with the Alameda Light Rail stop close by. Homes feature mountain views, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, wood-style flooring, energy-efficient details, and private balconies in select layouts.

The community includes a fitness centre, outdoor spaces, dog park, elevators, on-site maintenance, and several parking options. Common areas are presented as clean and well maintained, while leasing staff take time to explain floor plans and answer questions patiently. Convenient access to transit, breweries, restaurants, and Johnson-Habitat Park makes the location particularly practical for commuters who still want nearby recreation.

Alexan Julian Luxury Apartments, Denver#6
What stands out
  • Boutique West Highland setting

Alexan Julian Luxury Apartments

4.8122 reviews
3400 W 38th Ave, Denver, CO 80211, United States
Best for
Modern urban renters

Alexan Julian is a boutique-style apartment community in Denver’s West Highland area, offering modern studio, one-, and two-bedroom floor plans a short distance from downtown. Open layouts and technology-focused amenities give the property a contemporary character, while rooftop social areas and custom workspaces support both relaxation and daily routines.

The community includes a pool, hot tub, fitness center, outdoor spaces, business facilities, pet-friendly policies, and on-site maintenance. Service is a notable part of the experience, with a responsive team that handles questions, move-in details, and maintenance requests efficiently. It suits renters seeking a polished home with an active, social atmosphere and convenient access to central Denver.

SoBo Station, Denver#7
What stands out
  • South Broadway setting with resort amenities

  • Smooth, attentive move-in support

SoBo Station

4.6250 reviews
500 W Cedar Ave, Denver, CO 80223, United States
Best for
Renters seeking South Broadway accessPet owners

SoBo Station offers resort-style apartment living along Denver’s South Broadway corridor, with clean, well-kept shared spaces, a pool, hot tub, fitness centre, outdoor areas, pet-friendly policies, and in-unit laundry. Its location balances access to Denver, mountain routes, and a broad choice of nearby food options.

The leasing and move-in process is handled with warmth and organization, with staff taking time to answer questions and help coordinate maintenance needs. Residents also describe a friendly atmosphere and responsive upkeep. SoBo Station is a natural match for renters who want polished amenities without losing the convenience of a central South Broadway base.

The York on City Park Apartments, Denver#8
What stands out
  • Directly across from City Park

  • Thoughtful on-site maintenance

The York on City Park Apartments

4.6184 reviews
1781 York St, Denver, CO 80206, United States
Best for
Park-oriented renters

The York on City Park places studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments across from Denver’s City Park and near the city’s historic park-side neighborhoods. Its homes feature contemporary kitchens, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, in-unit laundry, and private entrance options, while the community adds a pool, hot tub, fitness centre, business spaces, outdoor areas, and pet-friendly amenities.

The setting is the defining advantage: residents can step into a scenic urban environment while returning to a polished building with attentive on-site service. Maintenance is frequently described as prompt and thorough, and the team’s considerate approach extends from tours to everyday support. The York is particularly appealing for renters who want park access without giving up high-rise conveniences.

The Northern, Denver#9
What stands out
  • RiNo location near Denargo Market

  • One-on-one and video tours

The Northern

4.7119 reviews
2600 Wewatta Way, Denver, CO 80216, United States
Best for
Renters seeking RiNo apartment livingPet owners wanting shared outdoor amenities

The Northern brings apartment living to Denver’s RiNo district with studio, one-, and two-bedroom homes, light-filled interiors, and a community shaped around everyday convenience. Residents have access to a fitness center, swimming pool, outdoor spaces, elevator, and dog park, with dogs and other pets welcome.

The community experience is strengthened by attentive leasing support, patient answers to questions, and a move-in process designed to feel clear and personal. Its Denargo Market setting places residents near RiNo’s restaurants, creative spaces, and neighborhood energy. Guided one-on-one tours and live video tours make it easier to compare layouts remotely, while upfront cost information helps prospective residents review the financial details before leasing.

Patten Gray, Denver#10
What stands out
  • Golden Triangle high-rise setting

  • Rooftop sky deck and co-working

Patten Gray

4.883 reviews
370 W 12th Ave, Denver, CO 80204, United States
Best for
Residents seeking design-led downtown living

Patten Gray offers high-rise apartment living in Denver’s Golden Triangle, with studio, one-, and two-bedroom residences built around open layouts, expansive windows, and a modern urban feel. The rooftop sky deck, fitness center, co-working areas, and wellness spaces extend the living environment beyond the apartment itself.

Daily operations receive particular attention here: maintenance, leasing, and management are described as responsive, organized, and friendly, while the building is kept notably clean and well maintained. A detailed remote-tour process can also help prospective residents review floor plans and pricing from outside Denver. Its Golden Triangle position keeps galleries, dining, museums, and downtown within easy reach, making Patten Gray a strong fit for residents who want cultural access without giving up a polished residential setting.

Gardens at Cherry Creek Apartments - Denver#11
What stands out
  • Broad floor-plan range in Cherry Creek

Gardens at Cherry Creek Apartments - Denver

4.4544 reviews
225 S Harrison St, Denver, CO 80209, United States
Best for
Renters seeking amenity-rich Cherry Creek living

Gardens at Cherry Creek offers open-concept one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and townhomes in one of Denver’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Designer finishes, quartz countertops, stainless appliances, hardwood-style flooring, and a calm residential layout give the homes a refined, comfortable feel.

The community adds a resort-style pool, 24-hour fitness center, rooftop Zen garden, business space, outdoor areas, dog park, and on-site maintenance. Its location is especially convenient for Cherry Creek Shopping Center, restaurants, downtown Denver, and nearby major employers. Mountain views from selected homes add another appealing dimension, while the broad floor-plan range works for singles, couples, and families.

The Confluence, Denver#12
What stands out
  • 35-story riverfront high-rise

The Confluence

4.5268 reviews
1441 Little Raven St, Denver, CO 80202, United States
Best for
View-focused urban livingActive downtown households

The Confluence is a 35-story residential high-rise beside Confluence Park, at the meeting point of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River. Its one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments offer a modern urban setting with sweeping views, hardwood-style floors, oversized closets, upgraded stainless appliances, and pet-friendly features.

Residents have access to a pool, hot tub, fitness center, outdoor spaces, in-unit laundry, parking, and on-site maintenance. The location is particularly attractive for people who enjoy the Cherry Creek Trail, river access, downtown views, and an active neighborhood atmosphere. A welcoming leasing team and community programming, including trivia and themed events, add a social dimension to the high-rise experience.

AMLI RiNo, Denver#13
What stands out
  • Direct connection to RiNo Art Walk

  • Two-story fitness center and maker space

AMLI RiNo

4.5169 reviews
3355 Denargo St, Denver, CO 80216, United States
Best for
Creative professionals wanting amenity-rich livingHouseholds needing up to three bedrooms

AMLI RiNo places studio through three-bedroom apartments in the center of Denver’s creative district, directly alongside the RiNo Art Walk. The setting connects residents with running paths, sculptures, playgrounds, and neighborhood destinations, while rooftop views add a broader perspective over the city and mountains.

Inside the community, a two-story fitness center, yoga and spin studio, business center, private offices, co-working areas, and DIY maker space support a mix of work, wellness, and personal projects. Maintenance is handled with notable speed, and shared areas receive consistent attention to cleanliness and organization. The range of floor plans makes AMLI RiNo relevant to solo renters, couples, and households needing more room. Pet-friendly policies and dedicated dog-focused amenities further support residents bringing animals to the community.

Infinity LoHi, Denver#14
What stands out
  • Walkable Lower Highlands location

  • Live video tour option

Infinity LoHi

4.4279 reviews
2298 W 28th Ave, Denver, CO 80211, United States
Best for
Renters prioritizing LoHi walkability

Infinity LoHi offers studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments in Denver’s Lower Highlands, a neighborhood known for its mix of restaurants, shops, and local hotspots. The community is especially convenient for residents who value walkable surroundings and connections toward downtown, Union Station, light rail, and major roads.

Apartment and shared amenities include a fitness center, hot tub, swimming pool, outdoor areas, elevator, and maintenance support. The property’s common spaces are kept clean and organized, while the leasing team is recognized for clear communication, helpful explanations, and a straightforward move-in process. Prospective residents can choose between in-person and live video tours, making Infinity LoHi practical for both local searches and relocations from outside Denver.

Edison at RiNo, Denver#15
What stands out
  • Art-driven RiNo community identity

Edison at RiNo

4.4276 reviews
3063 N Brighton Blvd, Denver, CO 80216, United States
Best for
Renters drawn to RiNo’s creative scenePet owners seeking a dog park

Edison at RiNo channels the neighborhood’s art-focused, social character into studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartment living. Its location keeps residents close to downtown Denver and the creative energy, dining, and nightlife associated with RiNo.

Community amenities include a fitness center, swimming pool, outdoor areas, elevator, dog park, and on-site support, with pet-friendly apartment options available. Maintenance is described as quick, professional, and approachable, while the leasing process benefits from personal attention and clear communication. For renters comparing options remotely, the community provides guided one-on-one tours and live video tours. The overall fit is strongest for residents who want an urban setting with shared spaces and a distinctly creative identity.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Hanover RiNo 4.8236RiNo lifestyle seekers
#2Aspire 7th & Grant 4.8169Renters wanting balcony views
#3The Casey Apartments 4.7212LoDo apartment living
#4AMLI Art District 4.7193Creative professionals
#5Cortland Alameda Station 4.6305Transit commuters seeking apartment or townhome options
#6Alexan Julian Luxury Apartments 4.8122Modern urban renters
#7SoBo Station 4.6250Renters seeking South Broadway access
#8The York on City Park Apartments 4.6184Park-oriented renters
#9The Northern 4.7119Renters seeking RiNo apartment living
#10Patten Gray 4.883Residents seeking design-led downtown living
#11Gardens at Cherry Creek Apartments - Denver 4.4544Renters seeking amenity-rich Cherry Creek living
#12The Confluence 4.5268View-focused urban living
#13AMLI RiNo 4.5169Creative professionals wanting amenity-rich living
#14Infinity LoHi 4.4279Renters prioritizing LoHi walkability
#15Edison at RiNo 4.4276Renters drawn to RiNo’s creative scene

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Map of apartments in Denver

This selection gives renters several Denver settings to compare, including RiNo, LoDo, South Broadway, Alameda Station, City Park, and other urban areas. Each location supports a different balance of nightlife, commuting, outdoor time, and neighborhood access. Use the map to measure the trips you make most often. Compare walking distance to transit, parks, shops, work, and evening destinations, then check whether the apartment's actual entrance and unit location fit that routine.

Services to compare

  • RiNo apartment livingHanover RiNo is relevant for renters drawn to the district's urban lifestyle and who also need a home that accommodates pets.
  • LoDo homes for professionalsThe Casey Apartments suits renters comparing LoDo living with access to downtown routines and pet-friendly household needs.
  • Balcony-oriented apartmentsAspire 7th & Grant gives balcony-seeking renters a reason to compare outdoor private space, views, orientation, and usable dimensions.
  • Transit-connected apartments and townhomesCortland Alameda Station is useful for commuters comparing apartment and townhome formats around transit access.
  • Pet-friendly urban homesSeveral options address pet-owning renters, but the practical fit depends on fees, restrictions, nearby walking routes, and the location of the specific unit.
  • Shared-amenity communitiesCompare communities such as Aspire 7th & Grant when pools, lounges, fitness areas, or other shared spaces are part of how you expect to live.
  • South Broadway accessSoBo Station is relevant for renters who want South Broadway nearby while still prioritizing pet arrangements and well-kept shared spaces.
  • Park-oriented livingThe York on City Park offers a useful comparison for renters who want park access to shape their everyday routine.

How to choose apartments in Denver

  1. Map your weekly routineList your regular destinations and measure the real trip from the building entrance, not just the neighborhood label, including transit connections and late-day return time.
  2. Inspect the balcony in personAsk for its dimensions, direction, privacy, noise exposure, and permitted uses. A balcony that looks appealing in a listing may not suit your furniture or daily schedule.
  3. Review pet rules line by lineConfirm fees, deposits, animal limits, breed or weight rules, required records, and access to outdoor relief areas before submitting an application.
  4. Check shared spaces at peak useVisit amenities during a busy period and ask about cleaning frequency, access controls, reservations, quiet hours, and how maintenance issues are communicated.
  5. Compare apartment and townhome trade-offsIf considering Cortland Alameda Station, ask how storage, stairs, entrances, outdoor space, utilities, and maintenance differ between the available formats.
  6. Confirm the actual unitRequest the unit number or exact position, floor, view, noise conditions, appliance package, and readiness date so the lease reflects the home you toured or selected.

Frequently asked questions

Which Denver apartments suit RiNo renters with pets?

Hanover RiNo is a relevant starting point for renters seeking the district's lifestyle while accommodating pets. Confirm current pet restrictions, total costs, walking options, and whether the available unit has the privacy and layout your household needs.

Where should I look for LoDo apartment living?

The Casey Apartments is worth comparing for renters interested in LoDo and downtown professional routines. Ask about the exact route to work, noise at different hours, pet policies, and which unit positions are currently available.

Are there Denver apartments with balconies and shared amenities?

Aspire 7th & Grant is relevant to renters seeking balcony views and shared amenities. Compare the balcony's actual size and exposure with the condition, access rules, and upkeep schedule of the community spaces.

Which apartments work for transit commuters?

Cortland Alameda Station is designed for comparison by commuters who may want an apartment or townhome option. Measure the complete route to your transit stop and ask about storage, parking alternatives, and the specific home's departure convenience.

What should I ask about apartment maintenance and cleanliness?

Ask how work orders are submitted, how urgent issues are handled, what routine inspections cover, and how shared areas are cleaned. It is also useful to ask for the expected response path when an issue remains unresolved.

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