Frequently Asked Questions

Greenwood Village has several desirable neighborhoods that offer scenic surroundings, convenient commuting options, and access to the Denver Tech Center. Here are some of the best places to live when you're looking for a Greenwood Village apartment for rent:

Greenwood Village offers a balanced Colorado lifestyle with access to outdoor recreation, major business centers, and scenic open spaces. Whether you're looking for career opportunities or outdoor activities, here are some features that make Greenwood Village appealing:

There are many fun activities to enjoy near Greenwood Village. Bridgewater Apartments places residents near popular destinations including:

• Cherry Creek State Park
• Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
• The Landmark at Greenwood Village
• Denver Tech Center Shopping District
• Topgolf Centennial
• Cherry Creek Trail
• Park Meadows Mall
• Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield Farms

Bridgewater Apartments in Greenwood Village offers convenient access to major employers throughout the Denver Tech Center and surrounding areas. With nearby access to Interstate 25 and light rail transit options, residents can commute to employers such as:

• Arrow Electronics
• Comcast Technology Solutions
• Empower
• Western Union
• United Launch Alliance
• Kaiser Permanente
• Charles Schwab
• Oracle

Living in Greenwood Village places residents close to major industries including technology, finance, aerospace, and healthcare.

At Bridgewater Apartments, residents enjoy amenities designed to support both productivity and relaxation in Greenwood Village, including:

Bridgwater residents enjoy easy access to some of the area's best destinations right from their front door. Fiddler's Green Amphitheater, Arapahoe Light Rail Station, Starbucks, and Target are all within a short walk or quick drive — making everything from a concert night to a coffee run effortlessly convenient.

One of Bridgwater's most distinctive features is the Greenwood Village Regional Trail, which runs directly through the property. It connects residents to Caley Gardens Park — a stunning newer park with natural play spaces, braided gardens, numerous nature paths, and swings. The trail continues beyond the park all the way to Cherry Creek Reservoir, making it a genuine outdoor destination right outside your door. The property itself sits alongside Greenwood Village ponds where wildlife — storks, geese, pelicans, and rare birds — gathers regularly. It truly feels like living in a park.

Bridgwater is surrounded by an exceptional dining lineup. Casual favorites within a few minutes include Chuy's, Torchy's Tacos, Zig Zag Smokin' Burger, View House, and My Neighbor Felix. For a more elevated evening out, Del Frisco's, Capital Grille, Ocean Prime, Parry's Steakhouse, The Cheesecake Factory, Yard House, P.F. Chang's, and Shanahan's are all nearby. Seasons 52 and Jack's round out the options for a well-rounded neighborhood dining scene.

Bridgwater is exceptionally well connected. An RTD bus stop sits right on Boston Street at the front of the community, and Arapahoe Light Rail Station is an easy walk away — providing direct access to Downtown Denver and Denver International Airport (DIA).

Fiddler's Green Amphitheater is one of Colorado's premier outdoor concert venues and is just a 15-minutes away from the community — a remarkable convenience for live music lovers. Pindustry, a lively local entertainment spot, hosts live music weekly and is a popular resident hangout.

Fiddler's Green Amphitheater brings a full summer and fall concert season right to the neighborhood — and at just a 15-minute walk, residents have one of the best live music venues in the Denver metro practically in their backyard.

REI is just a minute away — a standout perk for outdoor enthusiasts. Park Meadows Mall is about 9 minutes out for a broader shopping experience, and Costco, Nordstrom Rack, Best Buy, Old Navy, and Marshall's are all nearby. Streets of Southglenn, an outdoor lifestyle mall, is also a short drive away with a great mix of shops and dining.

The Greenwood Village Regional Trail runs directly through Bridgwater's property, connecting residents to Caley Gardens Park and extending all the way to Cherry Creek Reservoir — ideal for outdoor fitness and cycling. The on-site trail system alone offers miles of recreation without leaving the neighborhood. For gym workouts, Club Greenwood, Vasa Fitness, and Planet Fitness are all within a short drive.

The trail running through the property is bike-friendly and connects to the Cherry Creek Reservoir — a beloved regional destination for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts. It's a practical and scenic option for both recreation and car-free commuting within the area.

Bridgwater falls within the Cherry Creek School District, widely regarded as one of the top school districts in Colorado. Residents are zoned for Heritage Elementary School, Campus Middle School, and Cherry Creek High School.

The Bridgwater clubhouse is equipped with WiFi and a variety of comfortable spaces designed with remote workers in mind — a convenient option for getting work done without leaving the community.

Club Greenwood is about 15 minutes away and well regarded in the area. Vasa Fitness and Planet Fitness are both about 9 minutes out — solid options for residents at every fitness level and budget.

Bridgwater offers outstanding commute access. The Fiddler's Green / DTC employment corridor is less than 5 minutes away, and the Denver Tech Center (DTC) is about 10 minutes out. Downtown Denver is approximately 26 minutes by car, or an easy ride via the Arapahoe Light Rail Station for those who prefer to skip the drive.

The Greenwood Village Regional Trail is the standout discovery for most new residents. What starts as a walking path through the property gradually reveals itself as a full trail corridor connecting to Caley Gardens Park and ultimately to Cherry Creek Reservoir — offering miles of scenic outdoor space that surprises residents who didn't realize it was right in their neighborhood.

Club Greenwood's extensive group fitness and class programming, REI's outdoor skills classes and events, the Curtis Center for the Arts' adult programs and cultural events, and Fanum, a curated entrepreneurship and networking club located right near Fiddler's Green — giving the answer real range without being generic.

Bridgwater has a genuinely strong community feel — the kind that's hard to manufacture and easy to recognize once you're here. Many residents are long-term, neighbors know each other by name, exchange phone numbers, and some have even traveled together on vacation. It's a warm, connected atmosphere that feels more like a neighborhood than a traditional apartment community — which makes sense, given that it's designed to feel that way.

Banking is right at your doorstep — Wells Fargo and Key Bank are both across the street, and 1st Bank is about 5 minutes away. CVS, Walgreens, and pharmacy options are conveniently located throughout the surrounding area.

Bridgwater is genuinely one of a kind. Spread across 22 acres, every apartment home comes with its own attached one-car garage, and the layout and privacy of each unit is closer to a condo or single-family home than a typical apartment. Add the Greenwood Village Regional Trail running directly through the property, the wildlife-filled ponds, and the rare combination of natural surroundings and urban convenience — and Bridgwater offers a living experience that's simply not replicated anywhere else in the Denver metro.

We aim to make the process straightforward. Here's what to know: Income: Monthly gross income should be at least 2× the stated monthly rent. Rental History: Must be in good standing — no more than 2 late payments in the past 12 months, and no outstanding balance owed to a previous community. Automatic Denials: Prior evictions within the past 7 years, a balance owed to another apartment community, or failure to meet criminal background criteria will result in denial. Self-Employed Applicants: Verified via tax return documents. First-Time Renters: Welcome to apply.

Fiddler's Green Amphitheater brings a full summer and fall concert season right to the neighborhood — and at just a 15-minute walk, residents have one of the best live music venues in the Denver metro practically in their backyard.