
Apartments near New Field Elementary School in Chicago, IL (214 Rentals)


The Vine

1712 W Estes Ave

1437-1445 W Greenleaf Ave

1626 W Estes Ave

1847-1851 W Greenleaf Ave

1415-1417 W Morse Ave

1432 W Lunt Ave

1937-1939 W Pratt Blvd

1416 W Lunt Ave

1415 W Lunt Ave

1617 W Touhy Ave

1723-1727 W Touhy Ave

7006 Glenwood

1729 W Touhy Ave

1407 W Greenleaf Ave

Wayne Senior Apartments

6900-6906 N Wayne Ave

1926-1928 W Pratt Blvd

1535-1537 W Touhy Ave

6912-6914 N Wayne Ave

1704 W Touhy Ave

1932 W Pratt Blvd

1813-1819 W Touhy Ave

7062-7078 N Wolcott Ave

6923 N Wayne Ave

1327 W Lunt Ave

7200-7210 N Ashland Blvd

6801-6809 N Ridge Blvd

The Chase Court

1906-08 W Estates

2003-2005 W. Lunt

6906 N Lakewood Ave

1945 W Greenleaf Ave

1301 W Morse Ave

1621 W Chase Ave

1358 W Greenleaf Ave

7057 N Damen Ave

7134 N Wolcott Ave

Rogers Park

1525-1527 W Chase Ave

1241 W Lunt

1511-1513 W Chase Ave

The Morse Lakewood

1930 W ESTES Ave

1354 W Estes Ave

1900 W Touhy Ave

7005-7013 N Ridge Blvd

1332-1342 W Greenleaf Ave

1325 W Greenleaf Ave

Located in the City Of Chicago School District 299 at 1707 West Morse Avenue in Chicago, IL, New Field Elementary School serves grades PK-3 and has an enrollment of roughly 674 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Chicago apartments for rent that are close to New Field Elementary School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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