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


1416 E 68th St

5726 S Michigan Ave

6716-6718 S Clyde Ave

5900-5908 S Indiana Ave

4546 S Indiana Ave

6214 S King Dr

6416 S Saint Lawrence Ave

3853 S Ellis Ave

6600 S Maryland St

6647-6649 S Ingleside Ave

3862 S Lake Park Ave

6635-6637 S Drexel Ave

6807 S Harper Ave

6608 S Maryland Ave

5701 S Wabash Ave

4230-4232 S Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Dr

6441 S Lawrence Ave

4412 S Prairie Ave

6030-6032 S Prairie Ave

St. Edmund's Manor

5847-5849 S Michigan Ave

4801-4807 S Wabash Ave

5637 S Wabash Ave

119 E 59th St

South Apartments

6729 S Chappel Ave

6808 S Harper Ave

6800 S Harper Ave

3849 S Ellis Ave

6641-6643 S Drexel Ave

5709 S Wabash Ave

Prairie Court

6438 S Saint Lawrence Ave

3848 S Lake Park Ave

6811-6813 S Cornell Ave

6123 S Prairie Ave

Oakwood Shores Apartments

6236-6242 S King Dr

4549-4557 S Michigan Ave

5818-5822 S Michigan Ave

6816 S Cornell Ave

5832 S Michigan Ave

6401 S Eberhart Ave

607-609 E 65th St

611-613 E 65th St

Oakwood Shores Apartments

6356-6358 S Eberhart Ave

6646 S Drexel Ave

6651 S Drexel Ave

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