
Apartments near Lake Park Plaza in Chicago, IL (1,624 Rentals)


5300-5308 S. Greenwood Avenue

The Victorian Apartments

The Del Prado

1515 E. 54th Street

Sunnydale Commons

5135 S Drexel Ave

Ivy at Ridgewood

5401-5403 S. Woodlawn Avenue

5409 S. Blackstone

5405-5407 S. Woodlawn Avenue

5325 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

Lake Park Apartments

5336-5338 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

5400-5406 S Woodlawn Ave

Campus Court Apartments

5337 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

5430-5432 S Harper Ave

5326-5336 S. Greenwood Avenue

5234-5244 S. Ingleside Avenue

5434-5438 S Ridgewood Ct

4705 South Champlain Condos

Ivy at Drexel

Ivy at Kimbark

5416 S. Woodlawn Avenue

5436-5438 S Harper Ave

5229 S. Drexel Avenue

5437-5447 S Harper Ave

Mary Jane Richardson

5442 S Harper Ave

1018 E. 54th Street

Cornell Terrace

Ivy Greens

4859 S. Champlain Avenue

5422-5424 S University Ave

4147 S Cottage Grove Ave

Ivy Tower

801 E Drexel Square

5436-5444 S Woodlawn Ave

5433-5435 S University Ave

4027-4035 S Drexel Blvd

Judge Green Apartments

5401 S Ellis Ave

Ivy Promenade

5222-38 S. Drexel Avenue

5457-5459 S. Blackstone Avenue

Drexel Apartments

4543 S St. Lawrence Ave

5427 S. Greenwood

5411-5421 S. Ellis Avenue

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