The Apiary Residences, a 20-story residential tower in Denver, offers upscale apartment living with hospitality-inspired services and amenities. The project combines upscale apartment living with hotel-level services and concierge-style attention, creating a unique residential experience.
The Apiary Residences, located at 4855 S. Quebec St., is a 20-story residential tower featuring 193 apartments and 13 penthouses. Each apartment comes with quartz countertops, waterfall-edge islands, and panelized refrigerators built into custom cabinetry.
The residences also offer Thermador appliances, engineered hardwood floors, walk-in closets with built-in storage systems, and many units include balconies with mountain and city views. The pricing varies widely across units, ranging from one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and from 905 to 4,072 square feet. The community's largest floor plan is a three-bedroom-plus-den penthouse.
Several amenities are offered to residents, including a rooftop pool, sauna, co-working spaces, a resident lounge, and hotel-level services such as valet parking and food and beverage delivery. The project is the city's first residential community designed to combine upscale apartment living with hospitality-inspired services, amenities, and concierge-style attention typically associated with hotels. The sensory experience is enhanced with a custom fragrance available to residents as a candle
Residential Hotel-Inspired Denver Apartment Living Hospitality-Inspired Services Amenities Concierge-Style Attention Hotel-Level Services Sensory Experience Custom Fragrance
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