When you’re apartment hunting in Denver, location isn’t just about the address—it’s about how your daily life flows. Can you grab groceries without fighting traffic? Is your commute manageable? Are there places to eat that don’t require a 20-minute drive?
Deco Apartments sits in one of Denver’s most convenient corridors, giving residents easy access to major highways, public transit, and everyday essentials. Here’s what living in our neighborhood actually looks like.
A Commuter’s Dream: Highway and Transit Access
Denver traffic is no joke, but Deco’s location helps you beat it—or at least minimize the pain.
I-25 Access: Deco sits just minutes from I-25, Denver’s main north-south artery. Whether you’re commuting to downtown, heading to the Tech Center, or making a weekend trip to Colorado Springs or Fort Collins, you’re positioned for quick on-ramp access without navigating surface street gridlock.
Light Rail: For residents who prefer public transit, Deco is conveniently located near RTD light rail stations. Skip the parking headaches and commute downtown without touching your car. It’s also a game-changer for airport trips—no expensive rideshares or long-term parking fees.
What residents say: “The location couldn’t be more convenient, with easy access to I-25.” Multiple residents cite the commute-friendly positioning as a key reason they chose Deco—and why they’ve renewed.
Everyday Essentials: Groceries, Coffee, and More
Running out of milk shouldn’t require a 30-minute errand. Deco’s neighborhood puts daily necessities within easy reach.
Sprouts Market: Just 1 mile from Deco Apartments, Sprouts offers fresh, natural, and organic options — perfect for residents who love healthy staples and specialty items close to home.
King Soopers: A full-service grocery store is just minutes away. Stock up on everything from produce to pharmacy items without venturing far from home.
Target: Need household supplies, electronics, or a last-minute gift? Target’s nearby location means quick trips for whatever comes up.
Starbucks: Yes, Deco has complimentary lobby coffee—but sometimes you want that specific latte. Starbucks is right in the neighborhood for your caffeine emergencies.
What residents say: Residents consistently mention the convenience of having Target, King Soopers, and Starbucks nearby. It’s the kind of practical advantage that makes everyday life smoother.
Dining and Entertainment: No Car Required
Whether you’re craving a quick bite or planning a night out, Deco’s neighborhood delivers variety without the drive.
Restaurant variety: From fast-casual spots to sit-down dining, there are plenty of options within minutes of Deco. Date night doesn’t have to mean battling downtown parking.
Entertainment options: Shopping centers, movie theaters, and local entertainment venues are all accessible from the neighborhood. Weekend plans don’t require extensive logistics.
What residents say: “Plenty of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment options nearby.” Residents appreciate that Deco isn’t isolated—it’s plugged into a vibrant commercial corridor that keeps life interesting.
The Denver Lifestyle: Mountains and More
You moved to Colorado for a reason. Deco’s location keeps you connected to everything that makes Denver special.
Mountain access: I-25 connects to I-70, your gateway to world-class skiing, hiking, and mountain towns. Deco’s rooftop deck offers mountain views, but when you want the real thing, it’s just a drive away.
Downtown Denver: Sports games at Ball Arena or Coors Field, concerts at Red Rocks, nights out in LoDo or RiNo—downtown is accessible via car or light rail. Enjoy the city without living in the congestion.
Local parks and trails: Denver’s extensive park system and trail network are never far. Get your outdoor fix without a full mountain expedition.
Work From Home? Location Still Matters
Even if your commute is from bedroom to home office, location impacts your quality of life. Deco’s neighborhood means you can break up the workday with a quick coffee run, grab lunch somewhere that isn’t your kitchen, or take a walk without driving to a trail.
The business center at Deco also gives you a dedicated workspace when you need separation from home life—but when you want to get out entirely, options are minutes away.
A Neighborhood That Feels Right
Beyond convenience, Deco’s location offers a sense of place. You’re close enough to Denver’s action to enjoy it, but removed enough to have breathing room. The surrounding area is developed and active, which means well-lit streets, regular foot traffic, and the comfort of an established commercial district.
Combined with Deco’s gated parking, FOB access, and on-site security, you get both convenience and peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Deco from the nearest light rail station?
Deco is conveniently located near RTD light rail stations, making public transit a viable option for commuting downtown or reaching Denver International Airport. Ask our leasing team for specific walking distances and transit routes during your tour.
What grocery stores and restaurants are within walking distance?
King Soopers, Target, and Starbucks are all nearby for everyday essentials. Multiple restaurants ranging from fast-casual to sit-down dining are within a short drive. The exact walkability depends on your comfort level, but most errands are quick trips by car.
Is Deco convenient for commuting to downtown Denver?
Yes. Deco’s proximity to I-25 makes downtown accessible by car, and the nearby light rail provides a traffic-free alternative. Many residents commute downtown daily and cite the location as a major factor in choosing Deco.
What entertainment options are nearby?
The surrounding area includes shopping centers, movie theaters, restaurants, and local entertainment venues. Downtown Denver’s full range of sports, concerts, and nightlife is also easily accessible via highway or transit.
Ready to explore the neighborhood? Schedule a tour and see for yourself why Deco’s location makes daily life easier. Visit livedecodenver.com or call our leasing office to book your visit.