Broadstone Vesta

Located in Southeast Denver on the border of Aurora lies the Broadstone Vesta, one of this area’s newer luxury apartment complexes.
When looking for a place to reside, I had some reservations about this place based solely on location. The amenities that they offer are great — a year round outdoor pool and hot tub, a 24 hour gym on the premises that is pretty basic (yet would get the job done), the option of having a garage and a gated community. The appliances are pretty updated and modern (stainless steel and black) and the counter tops are all marble and modern.
Location-​wise, the surroundings didn’t seem highly pleasing from moving from downtown and having everything at my fingertips. I am glad that I got over that first hesitation because it really isn’t that far from getting anywhere in the city. This place has easy access to 225, a quick and easy drive down Hampden to get to 25 and a quick tread over to Parker (which you can take down to Leetsdale and into the heart of Cherry Creek — very easily). It is also fairly close to the Nine Mile light rail station. The staff told us you could walk to it (which you can), but it is a good half mile away or so.
Oh! And it is also located right on the Cherry Creek Trail! Being an avid exercise enthusiast, I must say that I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the access to being able to walk out the front door and hop on the trail. You can take it south down into the Cherry Creek State Park or take it north into the city (depending on how far you want to take it!). It’s also right on the baseball fields located at the end of Kenton Street, for those of you who want to practice your baseball or softball abilities.
This complex is very quiet and the staff here are very attentive. It is always clean and the residents seem courteous to easy other. The only major complaint I would have to state in the complex, would be the PARKING. The spaces are meant more for the compact car, so you get a person with a jacked up truck or someone who is not the best car parker, and it ruins the space over for the next person. It was getting to be quite bothersome and annoying, so thankfully a garage opened up in our building to provide us with two guaranteed parking spots (one on the garage and one in the driveway in front of the garage). The garage was extra ($ 100 a month), however, I wouldn’t change it any other way. It provides us with a covered and heated home to my trusty steed and some extra space for storage.
This complex is one of the better places I have lived in my short life. It has nice, updated appliances (including a washer and dryer) and is very convenient to getting around in the city.