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


Parkshore Apartments

1700 E 56th St

The Promontory Apartments

Jackson Towers

1321 E 56th St

5128 S University Ave

5701-5707 S Blackstone Ave

1149-1159 E 56th St

5455-5469 S Ellis Ave

5121-5123 S Ingleside Ave

Kimbark Estates

809 E 40th St

5737 S Prairie Ave

5226 S Michigan Ave

6632 S Greenwood Ave

Williams Apartments

6534 Maryland

6746 S Jeffery Blvd

Parkland Condominiums

6001 S Michigan Ave

Lakefront Place

4003 S Calumet Ave

4002 S Calumet Ave

3816 S Dr Martin L King Jr Dr

5302-5312 S Hyde Park Blvd

5314-5318 S Cornell Ave

5305-5311 S Cornell Ave

5312-5318 S Hyde Park Blvd

Harper Place Condominiums

5141-5143 S Harper Ave

5112-5114 S Cornell Ave

5343-5345 S Cornell Ave

5331-5341 S Cornell Ave

5324-5330 S Hyde Park Blvd

Hyde Park Arms

5340 S Hyde Park Blvd

5320-5324 S Harper Ave

5401-5403 S Harper Ave

5338-5340 S Harper Ave

Hyde Park Apartments

1447-1451 E 52nd St

5201 S Blackstone Ave

5100 S Hyde Park Blvd

5413 S Cornell Ave

5342-5344 S Harper Ave

5417-5419 S Cornell Ave

5333 S Hyde Park Blvd

Star Tower

5421 S Cornell Ave

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