
Apartments near Argyle Station-Red Line in Chicago, IL (3,374 Rentals)


1832 W Irving Park Rd

1817-1835 W Norwood St

Eco-North

1421-1423 W Thome Ave

635 W Sheridan Rd

3815-3823 N Greenview Ave

Multi-Family Bldg

4264 N Lincoln Ave

6014 N Wolcott Ave

6123 N Ravenswood Ave

Metro North

1437-1439 W Thome Ave

1840 W Irving Park Rd

6031 N Wolcott Ave

6217-6221 N Greenview Ave

Canisius Hall

3759 N Wilton Ave

629 W Sheridan Rd

3764 N Wilton Ave

6115 N Hermitage Ave

4308 N Lincoln Ave

4736-4738 Lincoln Ave

The Ash Lincoln Square

3800 N Lake Shore Dr

3754 N Wilton Ave

1844 W Irving Park Rd

1617-1619 W Granville Ave

1615 W Granville Ave

3763-3767 N Southport Ave

1241-1247 W Rosemont Ave

1215-1221 W Rosemont Ave

3764 N Clark St

Marquette Hall and Marquette South Hall

3748 N Kenmore Ave

2401 W Winnemac Ave

3743 N Magnolia Ave

6246-6248 N Wayne Ave

3743 N Clifton Ave

6022 N Wolcott Ave

1820-1826 W Norwood St

1818-1834 W Norwood St

6114-6116 N Hermitage Ave

6118 N Hermitage Ave

1637-1639 W Granville Ave

1629 W Granville Ave

1633-1635 W Granville Ave

4141 N Lincoln Ave

1839-1843 W Irving Park Rd

3826-3830 N Ashland Ave

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