Halstead Yards at golden hour, brick and blackened steel against a deep evening sky

Now leasing

A rail yard, reimagined

Studio to three-bedroom residences in Denver's Yards district, with the Front Range out the window.

Six weeks freeSix weeks free on a twelve-month lease when you move in before 30 November.November 30, 2026See what is available

Denver apartments with room to breathe

Halstead Yards took the bones of a working rail yard and kept what was worth keeping. Red brick and blackened steel outside; white oak, honed stone and deep green cabinetry inside. Seven storeys, 248 homes, a rooftop that looks straight at the Front Range, and a district you can walk to dinner in.

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The interior courtyard at dusk, fire pit and string lights under brick walls

Evenings in the courtyard

Fire pits, birch trees and a grill terrace, wrapped on three sides by brick.

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Inside the Yards

Halstead Yards at golden hour, brick and blackened steel against a deep evening sky
The building at golden hour
The residential entrance under a blackened steel and glass canopy
The entrance on Halstead Row
The interior courtyard with a fire pit and birch trees
The courtyard
The seven-storey brick facade at blue hour with warm window light
Blue hour
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The rooftop is the reason I signed, but the thing I actually use every day is the parcel room. It has never once lost a box.

Nadia R. · Resident since 2025

I work from the den three days a week and go down to the lounge when I need a change of scene. It is quieter than any coffee shop.

Marcus O. · Resident since 2024

We moved from a house and thought we would miss the yard. The dog run and the courtyard cover it, and nobody has to mow anything.

Elle and Tom W. · Residents since 2025

Sunset over the Front Range from the Halstead Yards rooftop terrace

Come see it in person

Tours run seven days a week. Bring the dog.