For renters searching for budget apartments for rent near Fox Hollow Golf Course, Residences at Bear Creek is a Lakewood-area apartment community to compare if you want one- or two-bedroom space near Bear Creek Trail and the Federal Center Light Rail Station. Fox Hollow Golf Course is a public City of Lakewood golf course at 13410 W. Morrison Road in Lakewood, known for its 27 holes arranged across the Canyon, Meadow, and Links nines. Residences at Bear Creek’s published apartment plans range from 700 to 1,085 square feet, with current pricing and availability best confirmed directly with the leasing office.
Being near Fox Hollow matters most to renters who golf before or after work, meet friends for weekend tee times, or want to stay close to the west Lakewood and Bear Creek recreation corridor without moving farther into the foothills. Fox Hollow sits near Bear Creek Lake Park and the Green Mountain side of Lakewood, so the area draws people who split their time between neighborhood routines, outdoor space, and regional commuting.
From this part of Lakewood, most errands and golf trips are handled by car, with Morrison Road, Kipling Parkway, Wadsworth Boulevard, US 285 (Hampden Avenue), C-470, and Union Boulevard serving as the main connectors depending on your route. The community also notes proximity to Bear Creek Trail and the Federal Center Light Rail Station, which is useful if you want RTD W Line access toward Denver Union Station or Jefferson County Government Center without relying on downtown parking.
Residences at Bear Creek offers one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartment homes, including loft-style options in select plans. The A1 is a one-bedroom layout at 700 square feet, the A2 is a one-bedroom loft home at 875 square feet, the B1 is a two-bedroom, two-bath layout at 910 square feet, and the B2 is a two-bedroom, two-bath loft home at 1,085 square feet. If you are comparing total value, ask the office which homes are available now, which floor plans have upcoming dates, and whether a loft layout changes utility use or furniture planning for your household.
Inside the homes, the features that matter for day-to-day livability include an in-home washer and dryer, large walk-in closets, a personal balcony or patio, gas fireplaces, extra storage, bay windows, and ceiling fans. Vaulted ceilings and mountain views are listed as select-home features, so they are worth confirming for the exact apartment you tour rather than assuming they come with every floor plan.
The community amenities are practical for renters who want some recreation at home between trips to the course or trail. Residences at Bear Creek lists a swimming pool and hot tub, fitness center, community courtyard, open landscaping, pet-friendly living, valet trash, online leasing, online payments, online service requests, and professional on-site management and maintenance. Detached garages and underground parking are available, which can be a meaningful upgrade in Colorado weather, but availability and any added cost should be verified before you choose a home.
The honest trade-off is that this is not a course-side apartment where you can step out your door and walk directly to the Fox Hollow clubhouse. It is also not the best fit if you want a dense, highly walkable nightlife district outside your building. The stronger fit is for renters who want a Lakewood base with trail access, light rail within reach, practical apartment features, and a reasonable drive to west-side recreation.
If Residences at Bear Creek sounds like it belongs on your shortlist, contact the leasing office or schedule a tour to compare available one- and two-bedroom homes, parking options, and the route to Fox Hollow Golf Course before you apply.