Cortland Gateway Park

4699 Kittredge St, Denver, 80239

Maintenance complaints · Management complaints · Safety reports

from $1,410 · 7207903280 · Property website

Lakeview at Gateway Park offers 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments near Denver International Airport with modern finishes. The community has a pool, fitness center, dog park, clubhouse, and a fishing lake with a jogging trail.

Floor plans and rent

1 bedroom · 689 to 826 sq ft: $1,410 to $1,757 (-13% vs Denver median $1,620)

Design 1A689 sq ft7 available Available Now$1,410 to $1,520
Design 1B756 sq ft7 available Available Now$1,448 to $1,563
Design 1C826 sq ft2 available Available Now$1,657 to $1,757

Special: Up to two months free on select apartment homes; conditions apply.

Rates read 10/25/2026 from the property's website · source. The property's own site is the truth; rates change.

Fees, pets and parking

About $1,410 a month with the required fees.

Colorado requires the advertised price to include mandatory fees (HB25-1090). Check the lease.

Amenities

  • 24-hour fitness center
  • yoga studio
  • resort-style pool with cabanas and sundeck
  • dog park
  • resident clubhouse with kitchen and billiards
  • game room
  • business center
  • Wi-Fi in common areas
  • outdoor kitchen with barbecue areas
  • playground
  • fishing lake
  • lakeside jogging trail
  • garage parking
  • stainless steel appliances
  • granite countertops
  • wood-style flooring
Pets
Cats and dogs allowed; on-site dog park.
Fees
Listed prices include required monthly fees; liability insurance required.
Parking
Garage parking available.
Office hours
Tue-Fri 10:00 AM-6:00 PM; Sat 10:00 AM-5:00 PM; Sun-Mon closed
Neighborhood
Gateway Park, Denver near DEN airport and I-70; close to 40th Ave & Airport Blvd light rail station and The Shops at Northfield.

What renters should know

The 440-unit 2001 complex at 4699 Kittredge St (now Lakeview at Gateway Park; formerly Cortland Gateway Park and Lakecrest) has a lakeside setting and moderate rent, but reviews repeatedly cite broken gates, dirty common areas, and slow management. A 2024 Westword article includes one tenant's allegation of retaliation for a bad review. Management appears to have changed recently from Cortland to AIR Communities, but this is unconfirmed. City, court, pest, and tenant-union searches were incomplete, so finding nothing there does not mean nothing exists.

Managed by AIR Communities (per ApartmentHomeLiving; unconfirmed — previously Cortland, review responses still signed Cortland Gateway Park as of April 2026) · researched 10/25/2026

  • Maintenance complaints (2024): Westword reported a former resident's allegations of an unready unit at move-in, a pool and hot tub closed for most of the stay, about three months of trash buildup, and a playground in disrepair. westword.com
  • Management complaints: The BBB profile for Cortland Gateway Park is rated D- for failing to respond to 77+ complaints, though it may cover Cortland as a whole rather than this property. bbb.org
  • Safety reports (2025-12): Entry gates are repeatedly reported broken, with one review saying they had been broken for two years. apartmentratings.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2025-12 to 2026-02): Reviews describe dirty breezeways, overflowing dumpsters, and dog and goose droppings. apartmentratings.com
  • Parking (2026-02): Reviews complain about paid outdoor parking, parking problems, and potholes. apartmentratings.com
  • Noise: Some reviews mention noise problems. apartmentratings.com
  • Pest reports (2026-04): One review alleges unresolved spider problems. apartmentratings.com
  • + The lake, walking paths, and wildlife are frequently praised. apartmenthomeliving.com
  • + Named maintenance workers and office staff are praised as helpful and quick.
  • + Units are spacious, with granite counters and big closets.
  • + Rent is moderate, with one-bedrooms around $1,350–$1,510 and about 16% below the area average.
  • + Close to Denver International Airport and I-70.

Reviews: Reviews (about 3.6–3.7/5) repeatedly cite broken gates, dirty common areas and trash, and slow management, while praising the lake setting and some helpful staff.

Gathered from public sources by an automated researcher, with the source next to each point. It is a compilation of public records and reviews, not an inspection or a finding, and it is about this property, not any person. Read the sources and ask the office; this is a starting point, not a verdict.

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