
Apartments near 53rd Street Hyde Park Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (1,870 Rentals)


6500 S Dorchester Ave

4834 S King Dr

5656 S King Dr

4953-4955 S Calumet Ave

Judge Slater Senior Apartments

6336 S Ingleside Ave

4068 S Lake Park Ave

6352-6354 S Ellis Ave

6215 S Evans Ave

4911 S Calumet Ave

1534 E 65th Pl

3932 S Indiana Ave

4355-4359 S Saint Lawrence Ave

4058-4060 S Ellis Ave

6411 S Ellis Ave

6365 S Ingleside Ave

5205-5207 S Prairie Ave

5722 S King Dr

6448-6456 S Woodlawn Ave

6501 S Kimbark Ave

6424 S Greenwood Ave

4044 S Lake Park Ave

1529 E 65th Pl

6421 S Ellis Ave

5645 S Calumet Ave

5119 S Prairie Ave

Parkville Condominiums

5253 S Prairie Ave

5001-5009 S Prairie Ave

6111 S Saint Lawrence Ave

4516 S Vincennes Ave

4043 S Drexel Blvd

5037 S Prairie Ave

822-830 E Bowen Ave

4801 S Calumet Ave

537-539 E 44th St

Jazz on the Boulevard

6129 S Saint Lawrence Ave

4716-4718 S King Dr

4706-4714 S King Dr

4347-4349 S Forrestville Ave

6201-03 S Champlain Ave

5733-5735 S Calumet Ave

5216-5218 S Prairie Ave

5326-5328 S Prairie Ave

4947 S Prairie Ave

804-812 E Bowen Ave

6430-6432 S Ellis Ave

6449 S Greenwood Ave

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