
Apartments near Denver Public Library in Denver, CO (2,181 Rentals)


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Bob's Apartments

Monarch Mills

2259 N Gilpin St

Park Ville Apartments

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2663 Curtis St

Chroma Townhomes

108-112 Lincoln St

Urban Residences

209-215 Galapago St

1201 E 26th Ave

1410 Vine St

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1540 Vine St

1530 Vine St

2101 E 16th Ave

1560 Vine St

1260 Vine St

1580 Vine St

1554 Vine St

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109 Logan St

116-126 Logan St

602 W 2nd Ave

221-227 Inca St

101 Logan St

58 W 1st Ave

820-838 28th St

Arboretum

2105 E 16th Ave

Cheesman Place

2109 E 16th Ave

1401 Gaylord St

1417 Gaylord St

1359 Gaylord St

1745-1749 Vine St

2113 E 16th Ave

2104-2118 E 17th Ave

2801 Stout St

1614 E 24th Ave

84 Sherman St

Grant Plaza

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Explore Denver
When it comes to important parts of a city for apartment-ites, one place that many people may forget is the library, but it's such a staple to any community, and Denver is no exception. The Denver Public Library is more than just a place to check out books, DVDs and magazines: it's a public space for those in need of education, enlightenment, and even entertainment. It's a place where the public can come, in times of need, and find solutions to their problems, or come to term with the issues surrounding our busy and dangerous world. A city without a library is hardly a city at all, so the Denver Public Library plays a very big role in making Denver one of the top cities in the nation. With nearly two and a half million items in their collection, and with nearly ten million items being checked out every year, the Denver Public Library is a very popular location, especially when you consider that Denver's population is only about 600 thousand. They also have almost 19 thousand reading programs for kids, and every year 30 thousand people take part in their summer reading program.79 percent of Denverites hold library cards at this point, and the popularity of the library is growing at alarming speed. The library holds most of the classic and modern favorites that you'd expect them to have, as well as a large number of DVDs, magazines and newspapers, but what really makes them special is their special catalogs. They host a collection of Western History and Genealogy, including careful info on buildings and neighborhoods in Denver, plenty of genealogy charts for those wishing to follow their family lines, as well as info on the famed 10th Mountain Division, a group of ski troops which made their names known during World War II. They're also famous for their African American Research Library, a location focusing on the history, literature, art and music of the African American population. For those looking for some education and enlightenment, never fear. Denver Public Library has everything an apartment-ite could want from a library and more, giving them education, entertainment, and even a little bit of excitement.
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There are currently 2,620 Studio Apartments in Denver with rent ranges from $650 to $7,245 with an average price of $1,548.
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