
Apartments near Francisco Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,774 Rentals)


3301 N Hamlin Ave

5708-5710 N Hermitage Ave

5005 N Glenwood Ave

3800 N Ashland Ave

3810 N Ashland Ave

1353-1359 W Argyle St

2312 W Belmont Ave

4451-4459 N Beacon St

The Aurea

5110 N Glenwood Ave

5434 N Clark St

3247 N Leavitt St

1849-1851 W Cornelia Ave

River’s Edge Condominiums

4145-4149 W Addison St

6233-6235 N Kedzie Ave

6230 N Washtenaw Ave

6231 N Washtenaw Ave

6232 N Washtenaw Ave

2306 W Belmont Ave

6127-6129 N Claremont Ave

3400 N Harding Ave

3549-3553 N Kedvale Ave

3112 N Kimball Ave

5748 N Hermitage Ave

5730-5732 N Hermitage Ave

5726 N Hermitage Ave

3554 N Hermitage Ave

1426-1428 W Farragut Ave

1351 W Winnemac Ave

4437-4439 N Beacon St

2327 W Belmont Ave

2242-2244 W Belmont Ave

4401-4403 N Beacon St

1447-1455 W Irving Park Rd

1446 W Irving Park Rd

1641 W Waveland Ave

1949 W Roscoe St

3049 N Spaulding Ave

6102-6104 N Hamilton Ave

2437 W Fletcher St

2120 W Norwood St

2236-2240 W Belmont Ave

3225 N Ridgeway Ave

1469 W Rascher Ave

1462 W Balmoral Ave

1402 W Foster Ave

3536 N Lincoln Ave

1941 W Roscoe St

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