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How much is a 2-bedroom at Halstead Yards in Denver, CO, and can I book a tour?
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A 2-bedroom at Halstead Yards costs $2,695 to $3,420 a month, depending on the plan. You can book a tour through a form on the site. All of this comes from the property's own website, and the search results only turned up general Denver listings, not this building.
Pricing. The site lists two 2-bedroom plans, both with 2 baths:
- The Roundhouse: 1,064–1,120 sq ft, $2,695–$3,080 / month, 5 homes available.
- The Junction: 1,188–1,244 sq ft, $3,050–$3,420 / month, 2 homes available.
There is also a promotion. Six weeks free on a 12-month lease if you move in before 30 November (2026). Pets cost extra: a one-time $350 pet fee and $35 a month per pet.
Booking a tour. Yes. The Schedule a Tour page offers three types: a 30-minute guided tour with a consultant, a self-guided tour where you verify once and let yourself in, and a live video tour. It says tours run seven days a week. The page has a "Request this tour" form. You fill in your name, email, phone, preferred day, the plan you have in mind, and any notes. It's a request, not an instant confirmed slot, and I didn't submit anything. You can also call (303) 555-0142. The leasing office is at 2400 Halstead Row, Denver, CO 80205. It's open Monday to Friday 9 AM–6 PM, Saturday 10 AM–5 PM, and Sunday 12–5 PM.
What the site didn't say. I didn't open the individual plan pages, so I haven't seen rent for specific units or move-in dates. The floor plans page only shows ranges. The site doesn't state lease-term pricing beyond the 12-month promotion, security deposits, application fees, or any other required monthly fees. The tour page also doesn't say when you'll get a confirmation. Ask the leasing office about these.
What to fix
- 1Add a line to the tour page saying how soon a tour request gets a reply.
- 2List security deposit and application fees on the floor plans page.
- 3Show rent for specific units and move-in dates on the plan pages.
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