
Apartments near Clinton Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,221 Rentals)


117 E Bellevue Plz

Lofts on the Row

The Regent

200-202 E Walton St

1737 W Erie St

2325 S Michigan Ave

The Mayfair

221 E Walton Plz

Walton Place

Horner - Westhaven

1741 W Erie St

1743 W Erie St

938 N Noble St

1744 W 18th Pl

1648 W Cullerton St

233 E Walton Pl

Old Town Village East Mid-Rise

1535 W Pearson St

2121 S Ashland Ave

1826 W 17th St

210 E Walton Pl

220-232 E Walton Plz

1127-1133 N State St

100 East Bellevue

209 E Lake Shore Dr

1521 W Chestnut St

45 E Cedar St

57 East Cedar

55 East Cedar

1555 W Fry St

1508 W Chestnut St

1752-1754 W 18th Pl

1849 W Grand

1830 W 17th St

1823 W 17th St

1832 W Race Ave

1428 W Walton St

1529 W Chestnut St

Noble Square 3 Flat

954 N Noble St

2500 S Halsted St

Bradley Apartments

40 E Cedar St

The Neapolitan

LaSalle Private Residences

55-61 E 24th St

1350 W Augusta Blvd

1734 W 19th St

1820 W 18th St

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