24Fifty at University Park

I lived here both years of law school and really enjoyed it. I met other law students in the building, walked to campus within 10 minutes and had no major issues. The amenities are great - rooftop, outdoor/indoor pool, fire pit, and great lobby to study. Only con was that the common fee and utilities were super high.

I like being close to campus so I can walk every day and can go home between classes if I want. The apartment itself is the nicest I've ever lived in, and feels like a good "grown-up" apartment after living in very cheap apartments with roommates in college. But it is slightly pricey. Rent can be anywhere from $1,500-$2,000 for a one bedroom depending on the floor plan, and it doesn't include wifi, electricity, common utilities, or parking. I pay around $300 in fees each month, so the rent can be deceiving.

It is a large apartment complex and it has all the pros and cons that come with that. Neighbors can be noisy (though for the most part the building consists of single working adults or couples fresh out of college, and grad students). There are a decent amount of law students living here, and some of them have become my closest friends. Management is fine, usually pretty responsive, but we have had some issues in the past. It has great amenities - a beautiful rooftop pool with a great view of the mountains, and a gym that has almost everything you need and isn't extremely busy. Overall I've had a pretty good experience and have been able to stay here throughout my three years of law school without any significant issues.

I really like the property management at Atelier. The amenities are very nice as well and never have too many people using them. I worked for a while before going back to law school so I was worried about the noise of living next to a university while also wanting to be close enough to walk to school. However, this had been a very nice and quiet place to live.

I have only lived at my building for two months. The positives (so far) include good security, covered garage parking, and modern amenities such as a nice gym, lap pool, and rooftop area. The negatives have been the fire alarm going off and the water having to be turned off for two days due to a major plumbing issue that led to flooding. Additionally, the online rent payment system has been problematic and I have had to pay with physical checks.

Overall, Atelier is a really great apartment during law school! It is a 15-minute walk from the law building, it is secure, and generally several other law students live in the building. The apartment itself is also very nice - high ceilings, quiet, two pools, a gym, kitchen lobby, free food events, dog-friendly, parking available, and relatively secure access. Although it is expensive, it has more reasonable prices than other higher-end options near campus, and you get a really nice space for what you are paying. It is also close to grocery stores, restaurants, parks, downtown, and the light rail. Some of the downsides include all of the extra costs (parking, utilities, common area utilities, WiFi, secure package service) and slow common area maintenance. Overall, this is a great, safe, and social apartment complex that meets the needs of a law student very well.

This is a great apartment complex for something near DU. The amenities are nice, the rooftop is a great view, and there are plenty of places to study.

I lived at atelier during L1 and it was awful. I was supposed to pay 1400 a month but there were so many subsidiary companies with a hand in it that my rent was probably around 2200 a month. The management didn't respect my privacy, mail was provided by a subsidiary company and I always needed to find a manager to get it, the property manager referred me to a subsidiary company for every question/request. I describe the place as communist worker housing with nice veneers made of petrochemicals.

I love my apartment itself, but the complex is not perfect. We went through a management change during lease renewals which was stressful. The new management seems to be getting things in order, but there are still a few problems that they have not been able to fix, like the garage doors securing the parking garage as well as several exterior doors that are broken, so the complex isn't secure. This was the cheapest complex I could find close to campus, but there are a lot of additional fees on top of rent. Internet, utilities, and electricity are all additional charges. The pool and hot tub are great and the roof has a beautiful sunset view of the mountains. It's a 10-15 minute walk to the law building and there are a decent number of law students that live here, which makes walking to class and studying together easy.

Property managers are not very knowledgeable. But the flats are nice and pretty well made

Atelier UP is a really great apartment that is close to campus (walking distance). The rooms are nice quality, spacious, and quiet. The apartment complex has really nice amenities (pools, gym, workout bikes, bike room, nice and secure lobby, secure package delivery). The apartment is also pet friendly and has a pet washing station. The only downside is the apartment is expensive. Rent is expensive, and on top of rent you must pay utilities, WiFi, trash, common area expenses, parking, and a package delivery fee. Overall, this has been a really nice apartment to live in and meet other law students. Denver is expensive to rent in generally, so I find that living somewhere this nice is worth it!