
Apartments near Colfax at Auraria-F Line in Denver, CO (2,087 Rentals)


The Ernest

727 Washington St

1632-1636 Irving St

Skyline Lofts

2221 W 30th Ave

571-583 Pennsylvania St

607 E 7th Ave

2511-2519 Eliot St

1430 Corona St

2351 Federal Blvd

3220 W 18th Ave

1440 Corona St

1130-1132 N Ogden St

1915-1923 Hooker St

Pearl Park Condominiums

3305 W 14th Ave

1926 Emerson St

1945 Hooker St

1021 Ogden St

1025 E 17th Ave

602 W 2nd Ave

1159 Corona St

3219 W 19th Ave

2476-2480 W 29th Ave

1475-1479 Irving St

3315-3317 W 14th Ave

2104 W 31st Ave

Corona Arms

Hooker Street Townhomes

WhiteHouse Square

2944 Zuni St

The Griffin

The Griffin

Urban Residences

3100 Umatilla St

Versailles Condominiums

1284 Corona St

Five-O-Five

1165 Corona St

534 N Logan St

Corona

845 Emerson St

1236 Corona St

3035-3039 Vallejo St

2323-2327 W 30th Ave

723 26th St

500 Logan St

3030 Wyandot St

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There are currently 2,625 Studio Apartments in Denver with rent ranges from $650 to $6,091 with an average price of $1,586.
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