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With the Rockies as your backdrop, over 200 parks throughout the city, and 300 days of sunshine, Denver doesn’t disappoint in either good weather or beautiful scenery. The city is becoming “a mecca for millennials”, according to Money magazine, who ranked The Mile High City as the “Best City to Live in the West”. Denver’s increasing popularity doesn’t stop here, as it also leads Forbes‘ 2015 list of “The Best Places for Business and Careers”. Kudos to you, Denver!
What’s the average rent in Denver?
Despite a double-digit increase in rental prices over the last year, Denver’s average rent, $1,384/month, is just a little over the national average of $1,166, but well below that of other major business hubs, like Miami, Boston, or San Francisco.
Are you looking for a great rental, while keeping your rental budget below the city’s average? From studios to 2-bedroom apartments, here are 5 great Denver apartments for rent at around $1,300/month:
Sleek Lofts, Capitol Hill: $1,275/month for a 1-bedroom apartment, 620 sq. ft.
Just like its name, the newly renovated, loft-style apartments at Sleek Lofts boast sleek and modern finishes in a gorgeous open layout. All units are styled with hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances. You can shoot some pool or partner up for table tennis in the rec room, lounge on the sundeck, or fire up the grill on the community patio. Its proximity to downtown means stunning views and plenty to do. The lofts are located in the heart of Governor’s Park, within walking distance to the restaurants, coffee shops, and nightlife of downtown.

$1,275/month for a 1-bedroom apartment at Sleek Lofts, Denver. Image via RentCafe.
Redstone Ranch Apartments, Northeast Denver – Green Valley Ranch: $1,269/month for a 2-bedroom apartment, 997 sq. ft.
For those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of downtown – the lovely Redstone Ranch units and townhomes are the perfect choice. These spacious 2-bedroom apartments offer large kitchens with open breakfast bars, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces in selected units, and grand cathedral windows for plenty of light and beautiful views. Walk-in closets are just another highly appreciated bonus. Set against 500 acres of parks and trails, the complex boasts not one, but two swimming pools, a BBQ/picnic area, business facilities, and a fitness centers. Residents enjoy dozens of community events and access to some of the best schools in the area.

$1,269/month for a 2-bedroom apartment at Redstone Ranch Apartments, Denver. Image via RentCafe.
Studio LoHi, Highland: $1,290/month for a studio, 530 sq. ft.
If it’s posh living that you seek, look no further than the beautiful and modern apartments of Studio LoHi. They overlook downtown Denver, while being just a short walk away from all of the city’s trendiest restaurants and shopping. These Denver studios provide high-quality interior finishes, hardwood floors, and expansive balconies with sweeping views. The complex features a rooftop sundeck and a fitness center. Other community amenities include gated access, a clubhouse, and high-speed internet throughout. Did we mention you can also bring your pets?

$1,290/month for a studio at Studio LoHi Apartments, Denver. Image via RentCafe.
City Gate, Five Points: from $1,330 a month for a 1-bedroom apartment, 658 sq. ft.
Hearty fireplaces, gourmet kitchens, and both mountain and city views – are just some of the many perks of the renovated City Gate apartments. For your convenience there are in-home washer and dryer units and an option for a built-in desk. Residents can enjoy many sought-after amenities, such as a resort-style heated pool and spa, fitness center, and theater room. The place is also pet-friendly, and even has an on-site dog park for your furry friends. Bonus features: you can catch a ballgame at Coors Field in the nearby Ballpark neighborhood, or enjoy some smooth jazz in the heart of Five Points. Tempting, right?

$1,330/month for a 1-bedroom apartment at City Gate, Denver. Image via RentCafe.
Retreat At The Park Apartments, Northwest Denver: from $1,249/month for a 1-bedroom apartment, 699 sq. ft.                     Â
With downtown Denver next door and City Park as your backyard, the centrally located community of Retreat At The Park is the definition of luxury living. Spaciousness and style are found in details like the lofted ceilings, crown moldings, and bay windows. Other perks include a swimming pool, picnic area, resident lounge and coffee bar, game room, and valet dry cleaning services, to name just a few. Outside your personal oasis are the Denver Zoo and Museum of Nature and Science. You’re also just minutes away from Restaurant Rowe, and a quick drive to many other Denver attractions.

$1,249/month for a 1-bedroom apartment at Retreat at the Park, Denver. Image via RentCafe.
Enjoy the great outdoors or the Downtown attractions, and all the comfort of great community living, by choosing the place that best suits your tastes and fits your budget. Explore more wallet-friendly apartments all over Denver and find one that’s perfect for you.
Do you want to rent?Â
Finding the perfect home is not an easy task, so make sure to explore all your options. There are many affordable apartments for rent under $800Â in Denver. However, if you’re willing to splurge a little, browse a generous selection of apartments under $1,000. Expand your choices even more and take a look at all the amazing apartments available under $1,200 in Denver. You can see all the options in the list below.
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Nicky is a Senior Communications Specialist for RENTCafé.com, where she researches and writes about real estate, interior design, and all things that spark renters’ interests. She is also your go-to person for content collaborations. Nicky double majored in Marketing and Applied Economics and holds a master's degree in Marketing Strategies and Policies. You can reach her via email at nicky.rentcafe@yardi.com.
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