
Apartments near 55th-56th-57th Street Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (1,994 Rentals)


6507 S Ellis Ave

1261 E 46th St

1425 E 66th Pl

1218 E 46th St

4606 S Lake Park Ave

6626 S Kenwood Ave

663 E 50th St

6551-6559 S University Ave

6528 S Greenwood Ave

1038-1042 E 47th St

4731-4733 S Ingleside Ave

6506 S Ellis Ave

541 E 60th St

6233 S Langley Ave

4852-58 S. Cottage Grove Ave.

6111 S Saint Lawrence Ave

4725-4727 S Ingleside Ave

6201-03 S Champlain Ave

6400-6402 S Maryland Ave

6417 S Maryland Ave

6425 S Maryland Ave

6550 S University Ave

4710 S Ellis Ave

6639 S Kenwood Ave

1034-1036 E 47th St

The Ingleside Collection in Kenwood/Hyde Park

6408-6412 S Maryland Ave

Cottage View Terrace

6514-6516 S Ellis Ave

6527 S Ellis Ave

6531 S Ellis Ave

4562 S Lake Park Ave

Ingleside Plaza

6418-6420 S Maryland Ave

6129 S Saint Lawrence Ave

5034-5042 S Champlain Ave

6200 S Saint Lawrence Ave

640-642 E 50th St

6200 S Champlain Ave

848-858 E 65th St

Ingleside

6631-6633 S Woodlawn Ave

6337-6339 S Woodlawn Ave

1471 E 67th St

6324 S Evans Ave

4550 S Lake Park Ave

6512 S Ingleside Ave

6540 S Ellis Ave

6547-6549 S Ellis Ave

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