
Apartments near 53rd Street Hyde Park Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (1,865 Rentals)


4752 S Wabash Ave

Indiana Terrace Apartments

St. Edmund's Oasis

43 Green West

6650 S Drexel

Park Heights by the Lake Apartments

5854 S Michigan

5838 S Michigan Ave

St. Edmund's Commons

6715-6733 S Paxton Ave

6022 S Indiana Ave

215-217 E 61st St

5758 S Wabash

19 Units /// Bronzeville

6800 S Clyde Ave

4352-4358 S Indiana Ave

St. Edmund's Place

Paul G Stewart Center

Senior Suites of South Shore

St. Edmund's Court

Pershing Place

6819-21 S Clyde Ave

Oakwood Apartments

Cal-Met Village Apartments

4046-4048 S Dr Martin L King Jr Dr

6811 S Paxton Ave

Jarell Washington Park

St. Edmund's Meadows

St. Edmund's Tower

6747 S Oglesby Ave

508 Pershing Apartments

St. Edmund's Tower Annex

Bronzeville Apartments

4010-4012 S Dr Martin L King Jr Dr

508 Pershing at Oakwood Shores

6814-6818 S Oglesby Ave

4013-4015 S Calumet Ave

Coleman Place At Legends South

Oglesby Arms

6125 S Wabash

4213-4223 S Michigan Ave

4230 S Michigan Ave

Bronzeville

4201-4209 S Michigan Ave

6100 S Wabash

Trinity Acres

4034 S Prairie Ave

4208 S Michigan Ave

4002-4014 S Prairie Ave

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