2020 Lawrence
2020 Lawrence Apartments, Denver
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2020 Lawrence Overview and Highlights
Overview
2020 Lawrence: Premier Luxury Living in Downtown Denver
Modern Luxury Redefined
2020 Lawrence stands as a beacon of contemporary, environmentally conscious living in the heart of downtown Denver. This LEED Gold-certified apartment community seamlessly blends sophisticated urban design with advanced sustainability, offering residents an experience that is both luxurious and responsible.
Eco-Conscious Interior Design
Every apartment at 2020 Lawrence showcases thoughtful design with an emphasis on comfort and environmental responsibility. Residents enjoy features such as chef-inspired kitchens with Energy Star stainless-steel appliances, designer-style backsplashes, and Forest Stewardship Council-approved wood cabinets. Quartz countertops, high-performance water fixtures, and high-efficiency washers and dryers further enhance the functional elegance of each home. The use of low-VOC paints, adhesives, and carpets, along with energy-efficient lighting, ensures a healthy interior environment. Loft-style exposed cement ceilings and expansive picture windows afford sweeping views of both downtown Denver and the Rocky Mountains.
Unparalleled Amenities
The community at 2020 Lawrence is designed for those who value convenience and connection. A rooftop lounge with conversation areas and a fire pit offers a unique space for relaxation and socialization. The building’s outdoor kitchen and grilling station provide an extension of your living space, while a community workspace with WiFi caters to the needs of professionals and students alike. The property also features a cutting-edge fitness center and a comprehensive composting system—Denver’s first in a multifamily community—demonstrating a commitment to practical sustainability. Electric vehicle charging stations and a bike storage and maintenance shop speak to the needs of modern city residents.
Location and Accessibility
Situated just three blocks from Coors Field and a short walk from Denver Union Station, the 16th Street Mall, and the city’s most vibrant restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues, 2020 Lawrence is truly at the center of everything downtown Denver has to offer. Proximity to Metropolitan State University of Denver and the Cherry Creek Trail adds both convenience and lifestyle value for residents. Light rail access makes it effortless to explore the city without a car.
Sustainable Innovation
2020 Lawrence sets itself apart as a leader in green urban living. The building is powered in part by a rooftop photovoltaic solar array and equipped with a high-performance HVAC system designed to minimize energy usage. With features like a non-potable water cistern and single-stream recycling on every floor, the property is a testament to what modern, energy-efficient urban housing can achieve. These innovations, paired with LEED Gold certification, place 2020 Lawrence at the forefront of sustainable luxury living in Denver.
A Community Built for the Future
2020 Lawrence is more than just a collection of luxury apartments—it is a thoughtfully crafted community where modern amenities, stunning views, and a central location converge with true environmental stewardship. For those seeking a place where sophisticated style, convenience, and sustainability are equally prioritized, 2020 Lawrence represents the pinnacle of downtown Denver living.
Address
2020 Lawrence St, Denver, CO
Building Type
Rental
Year Built
2012
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Frequently Asked Questions
Location & Neighborhood
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One of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods, Five Points, boasts a diverse history dating back to the pre-Capitol Hill era. Previously known for a short time as the “Harlem of the West,” Five Points has hosted many famous jazz musicians throughout the years. Today, this neighborhood sprawls east of downtown and provides suburban relief from skyscrapers and high-rises.
Efforts to renew and revitalize the area are well underway, but this neighborhood is going through a less rapid renovation than its artsy sister-hood, RiNo. Nonetheless, acclaimed concert halls, cozy watering holes, and decadent eateries make Five Points a cultural hub of Denver.
Unlike the neighboring Central Business District, this area has always been predominantly residential. Victorian homes of the 1900s still stand, many of which have been renovated or converted into duplexes. Although this area contains mostly single-family homes, a few residential complexes have sprung up in recent years along Welton Street. Five Points boasts reasonable rent prices, plentiful transportation, and tons of places to become a regular.
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