COVID-19 restrictions brought about new normals for many of us, including working from home. Transitioning from a workplace to a structured home office environment can be tricky for many. However, access to a co-working space within your Denver apartment complex may help new telecommuters adjust faster and make remote work more enjoyable.
Even several years into the pandemic, demand remains high for apartment co-working spaces as employees embrace their work-from-home operations. While traditional office space has been rendered unnecessary in many cases, people still desire to connect, engage, collaborate, and interact during typical work hours. An apartment co-working space offers just that.
So, we asked our team of local experts about the best apartment co-working spaces in Denver. Read on to find out which buildings made the list.
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Best Apartment Co-working Spaces in Denver
Sentral Denver
Neighborhood: LoDo
It’s no surprise that amenity-rich Sentral Denver also contains one of the most exciting co-working spaces. Its location places residents just adjacent to Union Station and within walking distance of all downtown conveniences. The units at Sentral Denver boast floor-to-ceiling windows, luxury finishes, and spacious floor plans to provide a modern and elegant living environment.
Why we love WFH here:
Community wifi and large co-working tables leave plenty of room for social distancing while socializing. Conference rooms outfitted with state-of-the-art technology are available for meetings, Zoom calls, or workshops. Latte machines are peppered throughout the working spaces to reignite your productive spark throughout the day.
Relax here after work:
After a long day at the home office, get your sweat on at Sentral Denver’s private fitness center, or take a dip in the outdoor pool. Indulge in your favorite book on the pool deck, while overlooking Denver’s sparkling skyline. Whole Foods is just an elevator ride away, and Denver’s many exercise studios, parks, and walking trails are quickly accessed right from the building’s doorstep. Meet up with friends for happy hour at Tupelo Honey, or take the night off from cooking and grab dinner from Sweetgreen.
Price: For the quality and design that goes into these apartments, the price of a one-bedroom unit will run between $1,700 – $1,900, depending on square footage.
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DriveTrain
Neighborhood: RiNo
Luxury with personality in the artsy community of RiNo defines the character of DriveTrain’s spaces. Urban, elegant, and indulgent design embraces residents in units with finishing touches that make each apartment feel special. 9-foot ceilings, motorized shades, double-vanity bathroom sinks, smart home features, and under-cabinet lighting indicate the level of detail that went into planning these unparalleled residences.
Why we love WFH here:
Private conference rooms for serious meetings and interviews provide quiet and professional spaces. Larger co-working spaces give you the freedom to work from home without feeling isolated from humanity. And, a coffee bar keeps you awake and rearing to go throughout the workday.
Relax here after work:
Head up to the speakeasy lounge and bar to unwind with a classy drink in this Prohibition-era setting. Let loose in one of the indoor or outdoor game areas, take a dive in the rooftop pool, read a book in the jacuzzi, breathe and stretch in the yoga room, start a DIY project in the craft room. You seriously won’t run out of things to do here.
Price: Depending on layout and size, one-bedroom units range in price from $2,100 to almost $2,900 a month.
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The Henry
Neighborhood: Wash Park West (near Wash Park)
Situated in one of Denver’s most coveted neighborhoods, Wash Park West, lies The Henry. Parks, restaurants, and bars surround this modern yet welcoming apartment building. Each unit expresses elegance and sophistication through stainless steel appliances, open floor plans, and designer finishes. With everything this building and neighborhood offer, it’s no wonder renters flock to sign leases here.
Why we love WFH here:
The Henry’s co-working area provides plenty of space for individual sessions and collaborative meetings. Wifi throughout the building means you can take your work outside and lounge by the pool while checking emails. The Henry built soundproof, private presentation rooms for those important meetings as well.
Relax here after work:
Host the ultimate socially-distanced happy hour on the building’s pool deck, or invite friends over for an afternoon BBQ. Enjoy your very own movie theater experience without ever leaving your building in The Henry’s private screening room. Sweat it out with a virtual yoga session, or lift weights in the ultra-modern workout facility.
Feel like strolling around town? The Henry, located near Wash Park and South Pearl Street, offers close proximity to trails for a bike ride, jog, or evening walk. Grab a bite to eat at any restaurant on South Pearl, or pack a picnic to enjoy in nearby Platt Park.
Price: For this building’s quality and location, the price of a one-bedroom unit will run between $1,600 – $1,900.
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Cortland Cap Hill
Neighborhood: Cap Hill
Just a stone’s throw from vibrant downtown sits one of Denver’s most treasured neighborhoods, Capitol Hill. Located in the heart of this historic district is the luxury Cortland Cap Hill apartments. The building itself boasts lavish apartments with beautiful fixtures, including waterfall countertops, soft-close cabinets, chefs’ islands, and high ceilings. Residents experience real modern living within this well-known and walkable neighborhood.
Why we love WFH here:
Working here offers big-city energy without hectic commutes, expensive coffee breaks, or business casual attire. Modera’s coworking spaces provide ample room for remote workers to set up shop and tackle the workday head-on. The coffee bar and conference room provide all the necessary tools to help you remain focused and productive while working from home.
Relax here after work:
You can live, work, and play all within this apartment building. After work, gather around the fire pit on cold winter evenings, or spend lazy summer afternoons by the pool. The game room and grilling station also offer communal ways to unwind and connect.
Hit the town and dine somewhere different each week with all the delicious restaurant offerings in Cap Hill — our favorites are Table 6 and Angelo’s. The assortment of popular coffee shops and bars provide a second home for many locals seeking a new environment after working all day in their home office.
Price: The price of a one-bedroom unit at Modera Cap Hill ranges between $1,500 – $2,000.
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Canvas on Blake
Neighborhood: RiNo
RiNo offers ample options in luxury apartment living, but Canvas on Blake is truly exceptional. Just steps away from Union Station, Coors Field, and some of the city’s best-loved breweries, its proximity to all things Denver remains unmatched. Custom color schemes and luxury finishes in each apartment set this building apart from the rest.
Why we love WFH here:
All walks of life flock to this neighborhood, fostering a diverse, eclectic environment. Canvas on Blake’s co-working space provides an area to collaborate, meet the neighbors, and tackle that critical work project. This building’s study corners offer the perfect enclave to completely immerse yourself in the task at hand.
Relax here after work:
After a day of working hard, take in the fresh air and mountain views on the building’s rooftop deck, or challenge a neighbor to a game of ping-pong. Take a dip in the pool, or relax on the deck throughout the summer months. Alternatively, stroll around this artsy neighborhood and check out all it has to offer. Head to the Arts District to witness inspiring murals, grab a beer, or people watch at one of its many outdoor restaurant patios.
Price: You can expect to pay $1,600 – $1,900 for a one-bedroom unit here.
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If you feel like getting out of the building for a bit, try out these coffee shops for your work from home away from home destinations. Then, after work, you can get the party started at downtown’s hopping bars.
TriVista
Neighborhood: Golden Triangle
Take in some of Denver’s best Rocky Mountain views from the balcony of a luxury TriVista apartment. Sophistication meets location at this modern, trendy apartment building. Sleek design and fantastic amenities make this building a top choice for new Denver residents or those looking to take full advantage of all the city has to offer.
Why we love WFH here:
TriVista has Wifi, TVs, and collaboration areas throughout the communal spaces, allowing residents to work from any part of this luxury building. Conference spaces and individual work stations make it easy to change up your work routine while hosting meetings, collaborating via video chat, or focusing on your to-do list. Be prepared to find your most productive self with these incredible WFH offerings.
Relax here after work:
TriVista boasts fantastic amenities, including a two-story fitness facility, a large pool with an inviting spa, wine cellar, BBQ areas, outdoor lounges, and so much more. Venture off into downtown Denver and enjoy a numerous excellent restaurants, event venues, and popular bars— all within walking distance of this Golden Triangle apartment building. Grab a slice at Denver Pizza Company and finish off your night with a local brew from Cap City Tavern.
Price: A one-bedroom unit will run between $1,700 – $1,800, depending on the square footage.
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Radiant
Neighborhood: Five Points
At 18-stories tall, Radiant offers sweeping panoramic views of Denver’s twinkling skyline and its majestic mountains. This apartment building offers all the hustle and bustle of city living, while also giving residents a quiet oasis to enjoy. Floor-to-ceiling windows facilitate naturally lit living spaces, and bathrooms boast spa-style furnishings.
Why we love WFH here:
Radiant’s co-working space is peaceful and modern, encouraging efficiency and productivity. Single-occupancy offices grant privacy to focus on daily tasks. With a separate space to work and take advantage of the community wifi, these spots help transport residents from home to office, just an elevator ride away.
Relax here after work:
A billiards table and beer garden can help set the happy hour mood and encourage residents to kick back after a long day of work. The 17th-floor rooftop lounge lets guests take in the city’s tallest buildings without obstructing their view of the snow-capped Rocky Mountains. Or, if you feel like venturing off into the city, enjoy the award-winning neighborhood offerings. You’ll find locals enjoying 5-star bagels at Rosenberg’s and sipping caffeine at the many quintessential coffee houses.
Price: You can find one-bedrooms here for $1,600 – $1,800.
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Find Your Dream Denver Apartment
Now that you examined the top Denver apartment co-working spaces, reach out to AptAmigo if you still need help finding the perfect apartment for you. We’ll pair you up with one of our local experts who knows the buildings like the back of their hand. Let us know your preferences, favorite neighborhood, and any other relevant information, and we’ll compile a list of buildings we know you’ll love. Pick your favorites from the list, and we will schedule tours or gather videos of the units and amenity spaces for you. We’ll be here for any questions or concerns you have during the whole process — the best part? It’s completely free.
* The original version of this article was first published on September 30, 2020.
