Denver may be the Mile High City, and its rent and cost of living are also quite high. Residents of Colorado’s capital city can expect to dish out an average of $2,000 a month for rent. But why pay that when you could shell out nearly $12,000 for Denver’s most expensive apartment — a high-end, luxurious penthouse and truly live the high life in the Mile High City?
The most expensive apartment in Denver is housed at Bromwell, a luxury apartment community in South Central Denver. Strategically located near popular districts like downtown, Cherry Creek and Capitol Hill, Bromwell offers tons of unique floor plan options. But it’s their C2PH 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,713-square-foot penthouse that takes the cake.
You get enviable top-floor penthouse views of the city and mountainous skyline. The Bromwell offers only the finest amenities and furnishings. As a penthouse resident, you get all that and more. And you enjoy all the premium access of living in the heart of Denver. All this and more is yours for a mere $11,930.
Living in the heart of Denver
In city living, it’s all about location. It’s no fun living in a happening city if you’re stuck out in the suburbs far from the action. That’s why Bromwell conveniently places you near the center of Denver. Several great neighborhoods are within walking or driving distance, so you can easily head from home to work or fun.
Bromwell is located in South Central Denver, a large district that encompasses several great neighborhoods. One of Bromwell’s major benefits is that it’s smack-dab in the middle of some of Denver’s most desirable neighborhoods. There’s Cherry Creek, which is a very trendy, affluent district that’s popular for shopping and entertainment. Downtown is about a seven-minute drive away, making it ideal for work or nights on the town. For a touch of the historic, there’s Capitol Hill with its classic architecture and hip shops and cafes. Bromwell’s immediate next-door neighbor, Speer is a laid-back neighborhood that’s safe and popular with families.
The area around Bromwell itself is highly walkable, with access to major thoroughfares and public transit. Everything you need from dining to shopping is located within a few blocks. Just four blocks away from Bromwell, Broadway has tons of restaurants, bars, brewpubs, boutiques and more. Oh, and did we mention one of Denver’s few Trader Joe’s locations is just a two-minute walk away?
Bromwell is also just half a block from Cherry Creek, which runs through the city. The banks of the creek feature manicured green areas and walking and cycling paths. The paths are part of the larger Colorado Front Range Trail, which is an ongoing project to create a continuous trail across the state from the northern border with Wyoming to the southern border with New Mexico. So, an invigorating jog or bike ride, or just a leisurely walk in an urban green area, is only a short distance away. You could even walk to the nearby Denver Country Club.
Penthouse living, Bromwell-style
Wonder what it’s like inside the most expensive apartment in Denver? Well, let’s take a grand tour! The penthouse has two bedrooms and two bathrooms and a spacious floor plan of 1,713 feet. It’s a split-level two-story.
On the first floor, you’ll find two bedrooms and bathrooms. You’ll also find the living room area, kitchen, closets and storage space and a walkout patio. On the upper level, there’s a small, flex space that’s open to the main floor below. This room can be used for all kinds of purposes. It can be used as a home office, relaxation area or extra storage.
Stylistically, Bromwell’s aesthetic is an attractive blend of mid-century modern meets Art Deco meets minimalist. Overall color tones of gray and white are offset by gold and wood accents. And the luxe decor elements like quartz countertops really make for a “wow” factor.
In-unit amenities and features include a washer and dryer, stainless steel Whirlpool appliances and air conditioning. There are also trendy design elements like a subway tile backsplash, two-tone cabinets and a kitchen island. These are just some of the luxurious features of penthouse living in Bromwell.
For being on the penthouse level at the top of the building, there’s another great perk. The apartment features 20-foot-tall floor-to-ceiling windows for breathtaking panoramic views of the Denver skyline.
Design and trend-forward living
Bromwell boasts top-of-the-line amenities both in its individual apartments and as part of the overall building. While the in-unit amenities are no small potatoes, it’s the community amenities that truly stand out. If you’re going to live in the most expensive apartment in Denver, you need and deserve all the trappings.
One of the crown jewels of Bromwell is its rooftop community area. Parts of the roof are planted with grasses, trees and shrubs for a natural, outdoorsy atmosphere. There’s a state-of-the-art grilling area, as well, and plenty of outdoor seating. But the main attraction is the pool and hot tub area. You can swim or soak on top of the city here, soaking up both the nice water and amazing views.
But there’s more. Bromwell also has a cozy lobby area, fully-equipped fitness center, media room and concierge. Standard modern apartment community amenities like recycling, designated parking areas and bike racks are also part of the package.
Bromwell is also a great place to live if you have pets in tow. It’s a very pet-friendly community, allowing up to two pets per apartment.
Denver’s high life
The $11,930 rent is a fair chunk of change to spend in an already pricey city. Denver is a thriving, cosmopolitan city with great nightlife, entertainment, sports, dining and more. For the cost of one month’s rent in the most expensive apartment in Denver at Bromwell, you could:
- Attend 109 games of the Denver Broncos
- Head to nearby Morrison to catch nearly 52 live shows at the spectacular Red Rocks Amphitheatre
- Get nearly 628 full orders of Rocky Mountain Oysters (if you know, you know) at the famous Buckhorn Exchange steakhouse
- Fill up your tank 225 times to drive to Rocky Mountain National Park for hikes and epic mountain views
- Get 140 lift tickets to the nearby Loveland Ski Area
Mile high but not quite so money high
Given that the average rent in Denver is $2,062, spending nearly 12 grand in rent is quite a splurge. But you can still find fashionable, luxurious apartments available around the city at more affordable rates. Here are some other options for the most expensive apartment in Denver:
- The Quincy: Two bedrooms for $10,000/month
- 1880 Little Raven: Two bedrooms for $8,740/month
- Market Station: Two bedrooms for $8,072/month
- Sentral Union Station: Two bedrooms for $7,920/month
- Whisper Sky: Two bedrooms for $7,716/month
Only the best in Denver’s most expensive apartment
From central access to deluxe amenities, it’s easy to see why Bromwell’s penthouse is the most expensive apartment in Denver. And we saved the best for last. The unit is currently available for rent! So, run, don’t walk to snatch up Denver’s most expensive, elite apartment. A penthouse this nice is bound to go fast!
