
Apartments near Loyola University - Lakeshore Campus in Chicago, IL (2,475 Rentals)


1068-1070 W Granville Ave

The Granville Condominiums

6237 N Lakewood Ave

1307-1309 W Rosemont Ave

6344-6346 N Wayne Ave

6338-6340 N Wayne Ave

6322 N Wayne Ave

1350 W Devon Building

6304-6306 N Wayne Ave

1355 W Devon Ave

6351-6353 N Glenwood Ave

6337-6339 N Glenwood Ave

1231-1233 W Granville Ave

Bellarmine Hall

6331-6333 N Glenwood Ave

6327 N Glenwood Ave

Brandon Shores Condominiums

6157 N Broadway St

The Winthrop Commons

1306-1308 W Granville Ave

1247-1249 W Granville Ave

1241-1243 W Granville Ave

6246-6248 N Wayne Ave

1301 W Albion Ave

6317-6319 N Glenwood Ave

Edgewater

6321-6323 N Glenwood Ave

1329 W Loyola Ave

6161 N Kenmore Ave

The Rosewood

6305-6307 N Glenwood Ave

1349-1355 W Rosemont Ave

1235-1243 W North Shore Ave

6201-6207 N Wayne Ave

1223 W North Shore Ave

Lakewood Residences

1401-1407 W Highland Ave

6230 N Wayne Ave

6135 N Broadway St

1112 W North Shore Ave

1337 W Loyola Ave

1138-1142 W North Shore Ave

6222-6224 N Wayne Ave

6247-6249 N Glenwood Ave

6251-6253 N Glenwood Ave

6214-6216 N Wayne Ave

1300-1306 W Albion Ave

6141-6145 N Lakewood Ave

1250-1252 W Hood Ave

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