
Apartments near 18th-California-H Line in Denver, CO (2,166 Rentals)


68 Lincoln St

66-72 Elati St

1801 E 37th Ave

1815 E 37th Ave

Grant Plaza

Grove Street Apartments

2822 Federal Blvd

105 W Irvington Pl

1801-1819 E 37th Ave

Glove Factory

1466 Detroit St

3115-3133 W 18th Ave

1324 Clayton St

101 W Irvington Pl

147 W Irvington Pl

3146 W 20th Ave

The Adaline Apartments

1225 Clayton St

3601-3607 N Race St

The Carolyn

1446 Detroit St

303-315 W Irvington Pl

The Pinnacle at City Park South

78 Sherman St

120-130 Washington St

3605 Race St

3127 W Conejos Plz

1440 Detroit St

424 E 1st Ave

2639 E 12th Ave

2505-2525 Grove St

42-64 Galapago St

3805-3815 Franklin St

70 Grant St

3131 W Conejos Plz

La Tourelle

Aspen House

520 E 1st Ave

2407 W 37th Ave

1941 W 40th Ave

3127 W 24th Ave

2821 Federal Blvd

1419 Fillmore St

Highland Sky Lofts

1142 Clayton St

1155 Clayton St

3124 W 26th Ave

3127 N Elizabeth St

4190 N Pecos 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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