
Apartments near 16th-Stout-H Line in Denver, CO (2,156 Rentals)


Saola Townhomes at Sloan's Lake

1374 Elizabeth St

3634-3640 Bryant St

1465 Clayton St

1062 Josephine St

3524-3546 High St

70 Grant St

The Cameo

2432 W 38th Ave

424 E 1st Ave

4190 N Pecos St

1421 Clayton St

1427 Clayton St

520 E 1st Ave

120-130 Washington St

1330 Elizabeth St

Aspen House

1411 Clayton St

3425 Decatur St

1475-1479 Irving St

1902-1914 E 36th Ave

1140 Columbine St

3315 Eliot St

3718 Gilpin St

2300 W 39th Ave

Logan Place

3202-3206 York Street

3325 Eliot St

3315-3317 W 14th Ave

3305 W 14th Ave

1801 E 37th Ave

1815 E 37th Ave

Billmore Arms

1135 Elizabeth St

3177-3219 W 28th Ave

1801-1819 E 37th Ave

3805-3815 Franklin St

3064 N Speer Blvd

3601-3607 N Race St

The Carolyn

73-79 Clarkson St

1324 Clayton St

3605 Race St

1225 Clayton St

3915 Zuni St

2639 E 12th Ave

65 Clarkson St

3305 Federal Blvd

51 Washington St

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There are currently 2,619 Studio Apartments in Denver with rent ranges from $650 to $6,140 with an average price of $1,575.
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