Rooms for Rent in Denver, CO
263 Rooms For Rent
Nikki, 58
Serene Neighborhood
Room for rent | Denver, CO, USA
Hello. I'm looking for my next roommate. The roomie room, as I like to call it, is on the lower level of a split level home. While 's options only allow a lister to pick from a few options I like roommates to feel this is more of a home share than one room for rent. There is more to it. Let's dive in. The house is in a nice, quiet neighborhood, conveniently located in S.E. Denver. It is close to two major freeways (i-25 and i-225) with easy access to Downtown, airport, grocery, restaurants, outdoor space & business parks. There are two Light rail stations within 1.8 miles of the house which has ample street parking. The entire house is 2300 sq. feet. Most of it has been newly renovated. There is a large backyard with a multi-tiered patio which contains a gazebo, outdoor dining table, a fire table with seating for four, a BBQ grill and hot tub. The house has a total of four bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Common areas are a full kitchen, dining room, living room, den, breakfast area, laundry room, back and front yards with patio seating. There is also a 600 sq. foot unfinished basement that can be used for storage. "Your" bedroom is on the first level with an adjacent 1/2 bath. Full bath with shower and tub is upstairs. The room is moderately furnished (bed, dresser and lamps). You are welcome to use what is included or bring in your own. Room measurements are 10x14'. Utilities such as water, sewer, electric, gas and wi-fi are INCLUDED with monthly rental fee. Please note, the photos of the room are as such as the current roommate still resides there. We have agreed to keep the bedframe, dresser and some of the smaller furniture for the next roommate. All the furnishings are tasteful and fit the room well but a new mattress will be necessary. If you are interested, let's connect. I can answer any questions you may have, tell you a little bit about myself and vice versa.
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Alex, 30
Cozy Room Near Denver University
Room for rent | South Williams Street, Denver, CO, USA
Looking for a clean respectable roommate to sublet my empty room to. It's located near Denver University a short drive from downtown and easy access to any area around Denver. Amazing food options in walking distance and close to the light rail! Excited to find someone who I can vibe with and if you are new to Denver I will happily show you around! Shoot me a message and I will be happy to answer any questions! Rent is a flat rate that includes 1g1g Wi-Fi and all utilities. About me:Hello, my name is Alex. I love skiing, bowling, board games, discovering new music, and just hanging out with friends. You might also catch me at a random venue or concert from time to time. I'm always down for a crazy night out but sometimes you just can't beat a cozy night in. My drug of choice is the excitement and energy that comes from being around good company!!! No pets or smoking/drugs allowed. Trying to fill before the end of the month.
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Christina, 29
New Listing
Room for rent | Park Hill, Denver, CO, USA
Hi, my name is Christina. I am a 29-year old professional. I am looking for a roommate. The room is in Denver. The monthly rent is $1000 and the room is available on June 26.
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David, 51
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Room for rent | Denver, CO, USA
I have a room for rent in Denver close to public transportation, schools, hospitals, major highways, major shopping, Cheeseman park, eateries… it’s all close by. All areas are shared and free to use. RENT: $900 (All Included) SECURITY DEPOSIT: $900 First month’s rent and security deposit required flexible on deposit timing. INCLUDED: Wi-Fi, A/C, Water, Gas/Electric, High-Efficiency Washer/Dryer, Trash, Recycling, Kitchen Items The house is located in the Hale neighborhood of East Denver and has a relaxed, quiet, and respectful vibe. It’s just me and one other guy living here; I work in construction and stay in the studio space in the garage with my two loving, friendly dogs. The two available rooms are in the main house, which has shared common areas including the kitchen, living room, and bathroom. Everyone mostly does their own thing, and the home stays clean, easygoing, and drama‑free. call or text eightfiveeihgt 2485533
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Sam, 41
Room in a 3BR in Sunnyside
Room for rent | Denver, CO, USA
Hello! My name is Sam, and I have 1 bedroom left of 3 in my beloved Sunnyside single family home. The other upstairs room has been rented to a great guy (early 30s physical therapist) and there’s 1 renter in the basement (super chill 50s male). There is 1 sweet dog, but I prefer no more pets. You’d have a chance to meet to make sure everyone jives. The price of $950 per room includes EVERYTHING! Utilities, laundry, and use of the whole house. The house: a 1910 Victorian-ish style house on a beautiful and quiet tree-lined block, and half a block from 44th Ave, Sunnyside’s wonderful little main street. The front yard is a native Colorado wildflower pollinator garden. The backyard has a small lawn for lounging, and a lovely brick patio with patio furniture and pergola, perfect for BBQing with friends. The room: 1 available bedroom upstairs, sharing 1 bathroom with the other upstairs roommate. Each bedroom has a brand new energy efficient mini-split, meaning you can heat and cool your room individually to the exact temperature you want. There’s also a whole house fan for even more energy efficient cooling on nice cool evenings. Location: This is really special. We’re on Bryant St, half a block up from 44th. We get noise from the street, but just steps away from: 1 yoga and 2 pilates studios and a gym, El Jefe Mexican restaurant, Bacon Social House and Sunny’s for brunch, cute shops, 2 haircutting places, a cocktail bar, a sports bar, The Radiator cafe and hangout spot, and Chafee Park! Also just a short bike ride to the Highlands / LoHi, Tennyson Street, 2 different rec centers, and downtown. Lease: 12 months preferred (11 now - ending May 31, 2027). Likely will not be possible to renew because I'll either be moving back in or selling the house. You: Respectful and willing to treat this home as your own. All are welcome here! I will want a background check and proof of employment, and first month’s rent and deposit upon move-in.
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Josh, 29
New Listing
Room for rent | Lawrence Street, Denver, CO, USA
My roomates and I are looking for a roommate. The room is in the Points/RiNo neighborhood of Denver. The monthly rent is $1100 plus utilities and the room is available on August 1 or sooner pending a successful meet/walkthrough and agreement. This opportunity is for someone who does not have pets. We are a friendly, outgoing group of music and outdoor enthusiasts who have professional and quiet weeks, with opportunity for social gatherings on the weekends.
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Quinn, 26
Friends -Two Rooms Available Sep 1
Room for rent | West Moncrieff Place, Denver, CO, USA
Hello,My roommate Jake and I (26) are looking for two new roommates (25-30) to replace our two friends who are moving out. There are two rooms available, one is a large room with a private bathroom ($1350) another is a smaller room with a private bathroom but the shower is shared with one other roommate ($1225).Jake and I grew up friends, so the house has much more of a friend vibe who like to hangout rather than roommates who just pass by and barely talk. We are looking to find people who are looking for more of that dynamic than just strictly roommates. We both are fairly active people who are in and out of the house often, but also don't mind all getting together on the couch to watch a movie or sporting event. We all grew up in Colorado so every once in a while we have other friends passing through town or come to town for the weekend who stay with us, this of course would be available to a new roommates set of friends as well. We like to keep a slightly above average clean house, but also can understand if things get dirty from time to time. It's not a very strict routine in the house, keep your spaces clean and help out every once in a while if you see a place that needs it. We are both fairly social people, we love to get beers with friends and sometimes that results in the late night Taco Bell doordash at 2am. Overall, we are both very laid back people, who are looking for more living with friends vibe rather than a roommate who doesn't really want to hang out. Feel free to message me. We also have a googledoc link we would send out to get to know you a little better.
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David, 65
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Room for rent | South Shawnee Way, Aurora District, CO, USA
Room for rent (large) in home located in quiet SE Aurora neighborhood. Fully stocked kitchen and 1/2 of a fridge/freezer for you. Front load washer/dryer. Large deck with BBQ/griddle and furnished. Main floor common space. Street parking in front of house. Groceries and gas 1.6 miles from home. Cannibus friendly. Roommates aged 32 - 65. Central air.
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Abby, 43
$700 17 month lease...
Room for rent | South Parker Road, Denver, CO, USA
Move in ready! I have a 17 month lease available....Includes utilities except electric and wifi, split two ways, its about $60/month for both and a shared bathroom. I have a small chiweenie named Bronco and a community pool and a gym. Parking included and laundry on. Amazon packages lockers and super calm and safe neighborhood:)
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Richard, 45
Furnished Room - Central Park
Room for rent | 80238, Denver, CO, USA
Hi, my name is Richard. I am a 45-year old professional. I am looking for a roommate. The room is in Denver. The monthly rent is $800 and the room is available immediately. Fully furnihed room in 2br/2ba townhome in the Central Park area of Denver No smoking or pets please
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Frequently Asked Questions About Rooms for Rent in Denver, CO
How many rooms for rent are available in Denver, CO right now?
Roomster currently shows 263 active rooms for rent across Denver. That inventory spans Downtown, LoDo, Capitol Hill, Highlands, Cherry Creek, Lakewood, Aurora, and surrounding areas, with renters often comparing neighborhoods based on RTD light rail access, job proximity, and rent budget. Fresh room listings move quickly when they include furnished setup, utilities covered, or pet-friendly policies.
What are the best Denver neighborhoods to rent a room?
That depends on lifestyle and commute priority. Downtown, LoDo, and Capitol Hill appeal to renters who want walkable neighborhoods with dining and nightlife. Highlands offers vibrant arts scenes and breweries. Cherry Creek attracts upscale renters and those near downtown jobs. Lakewood and Aurora provide more affordable options with longer RTD commutes. Near CU Denver or University of Denver areas work well for students and younger professionals.
How much does a room for rent cost in Denver?
Across current Roomster listings, room rent in Denver typically ranges from $500-$900/month depending on neighborhood, furnished status, and utilities included. Downtown, Cherry Creek, and Capitol Hill often run toward the higher end ($700-$900); Lakewood, Aurora, and outer suburbs tend to offer better value ($500-$650). Furnished status, utilities covered, and light rail proximity usually account for the largest price differences.
Can I find furnished or all-inclusive rooms in Denver?
Yes. Furnished and all-inclusive room listings appear regularly on Roomster, especially in Downtown, LoDo, Capitol Hill, and Highlands where corporate relocations, CU students, and short-term assignments drive steady demand for move-in-ready spaces. Those listings often include utilities, WiFi, and sometimes parking. Just confirm exactly what is included - utilities, furnishings, parking, and lease length - before committing.
What should I check before renting a room in Denver?
In Denver, confirm RTD light rail or bus access, parking availability, whether utilities are included, furnished status, pet rules, and noise levels before you commit. That matters even more if you're comparing Downtown or Capitol Hill (walkable but busier) with Lakewood or Aurora (quieter but longer RTD commutes). Commute time to downtown offices, Tech Center, or medical facilities often makes a bigger difference in life satisfaction than neighborhood prestige.
What is the best rooms for rent app in Denver, CO?
Roomster is one of the top options for finding rooms for rent in Denver, CO. With screening, filters for budget, neighborhood, and RTD access, and direct messaging with hosts, it helps you narrow the Denver room market efficiently without broker friction or hidden fees.
How to Rent a Room in Denver, CO: What You Need to Know
Renting a room in Denver, CO can be a great option for students, young professionals, and new residents seeking affordable and flexible housing. Whether you prefer a private room or a shared space, understanding the local rental scene helps set realistic expectations. This guide covers key factors like budget, lease terms, and neighborhood fit to help you find a room that suits your lifestyle in Denver.
What Makes Denver, CO a Good Place to Rent a Room?
Denver appeals to a diverse group of renters including students, commuters, and young professionals looking for flexible living arrangements. Rooms for rent here often come with options like furnished spaces, utilities included, and month-to-month leases, making it easier to adapt to changing needs. While budget considerations vary across neighborhoods, many renters find that shared rooms or house shares offer cost savings without sacrificing access to public transit or downtown convenience.
Depending on your lifestyle, Denver’s mix of urban and residential areas allows for choices between vibrant neighborhoods and quieter zones. This flexibility is ideal for those balancing work, school, or social life.
How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Denver, CO
Start by identifying neighborhoods that align with your commute and lifestyle preferences. For example, if you work downtown, searching for a room near downtown Denver can reduce travel time and transportation costs. Consider neighborhoods offering easy access to public transit or walkable amenities if you prefer a car-free commute.
Filter listings by room type—private versus shared—to match your privacy needs and budget. Furnished rooms or those with utilities included can simplify move-in logistics and monthly expenses. Also, be aware of lease flexibility; short term room rentals and sublease options may suit renters needing temporary housing.
- Look for rooms with laundry access if convenience is a priority.
- Check bathroom arrangements—private or shared—to gauge comfort level.
- Confirm pet policies if you have a furry companion.
What to Compare Before Renting a Room
When comparing rooms, balance budget with lease terms and amenities. Rooms with month-to-month leases offer flexibility but may come with a higher security deposit. Sublease rooms in Denver can provide short-term solutions but often require timely move-in dates and clear agreement on utilities.
Ask about the security deposit amount and payment methods upfront. Clarify what utilities are included to avoid unexpected costs. A furnished room can ease the transition if you don’t own furniture, while an unfurnished room might be more affordable.
Understanding these factors helps you avoid surprises and ensures the rental fits your financial and lifestyle needs.
How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Denver, CO
Be cautious when handling payments and sharing personal documents. Use Roomster’s ID check and address check features for listings to add a layer of trust before committing. Avoid sending deposits or rent before meeting the landlord or roommates in person or having a solid communication history.
Always review lease terms carefully and confirm move-in dates to align with your plans. Watch out for listings that seem too good to be true, and trust your instincts if something feels off.
Maintaining clear, written communication and using Roomster’s platform tools can help protect you from scams and misunderstandings.
FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Denver, CO
How much should I budget for a room in Denver, CO?
Budget varies widely by neighborhood, room privacy, and amenities. Shared rooms generally cost less than private ones, and furnished or utilities-included rooms may have higher rents. Consider your total monthly expenses, including security deposit and utilities.
Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Denver, CO?
Private rooms offer more privacy but usually come at a higher cost. Shared rooms can save money but require compatibility with roommates and shared living spaces.
What should I ask before renting a room in Denver, CO?
Ask about lease length, security deposit, included utilities, roommate expectations, move-in date, and any house rules like pet policies or guest limits.
When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Denver, CO?
Start your search at least one to two months before your intended move-in date to allow time for comparing listings, visiting spaces, and completing application steps.
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