
Apartments near Kilmer Elementary School in Chicago, IL (237 Rentals)


1503-1511 W Albion Ave

1618-1620 W Wallen Ave

6612-6622 N Ashland Ave

1630 W Columbia Ave

1615 W Wallen Ave

1645-1663 W Pratt Blvd

1333 W Pratt Blvd

1308-1318 W North Shore Ave

1325-1333 W North Shore Ave

1633-1643 W Farwell Ave

6565 N Glenwood Ave

6642-6654 N Clark St

6539 N Newgard Ave

1311-1313 W Pratt Blvd

6622-6624 N Lakewood Ave

1645-47 Farwell Ave

6738-6744 N Lakewood Ave

1301 W Columbia Ave

1300 W North Shore Ave

1301 W Pratt Ave

6536 N Glenwood Ave

1669 W Farwell Ave

6600-6602 N Clark St

1337 W Loyola Ave

6705 N Lakewood Ave

1300-1306 W Albion Ave

1263-1265 W Columbia Ave

1256 W North Shore Ave

1329 W Loyola Ave

1301 W Albion Ave

6501 N Bosworth

Arthur Estate Condos

6739 N Hermitage Ave

6501 N Ashland Ave

6503-6509 N Newgard Ave

6500-6504 N Bosworth Ave

6510-6512 N Glenwood Ave

6811-6819 N Lakewood Ave

6827-6829 N Lakewood Ave

1735 W Pratt Blvd

1737 W Pratt Blvd

6454-6456 N Bosworth Ave

1435-1439 W Arthur Ave

1242 W Pratt Blvd

1235-1243 W North Shore Ave

1238 W Pratt Blvd

1742 W Wallen Ave

1727 W Albion Ave

1762 W North Shore Ave

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