
Apartments near 63rd Street Station-Metra Electric Line in Chicago, IL (2,269 Rentals)


1018 E. 54th Street

5315-5321 S Cornell Ave

7254 S Jeffery Blvd

7055 S St Lawrence

6948 S Oglesby Ave

7102 S Luella

2050 E 72nd Place

Kenwood Court

5325 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

7430 S Kenwood Ave

5326-5336 S. Greenwood Avenue

5400-5408 S. Ingleside Avenue

5400-5406 S. Maryland Avenue

Vue 53

5237-5245 S. Kenwood Avenue

5228-5238 S Blackstone Ave

Shorewind Court Apartments

5300-5308 S. Hyde Park Boulevard

The Del Prado

5401-5409 S. Cottage Grove Avenue

1312-1316 E 53rd St

Country Club Apartments

The Columbian

7316 S Jeffery Blvd

6829 S Dr Martin Luther King Jr

7316 S Jeffery

5401-5405 S. Drexel Boulevard

5350-5358 S. Maryland Avenue

5355-5361 S. Cottage Grove Avenue

Ivy Kenwood

5850-5858 S Martin Luther King Dr

7253 S Evans Ave

5300-5308 S. Greenwood Avenue

7253-7255 S Evans Ave

5320-5326.5 S. Drexel Boulevard

7334-7344 S Jeffrey

5213 S Dorchester Ave

5218-5220 S. Kimbark Avenue

Ivy at Greenwood

1934 E 74th St

5232 S. Hyde Park

7108 S. Rhodes

Cornell Arms Apartments

5200-5206 S Harper Ave

7317 S Chappel

5300 S. Drexel Avenue

350-352 E 59th St

Woodlawn House Apartments

Park Manor 12 Multifamily

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