
Apartments near Irving Park Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,019 Rentals)


3062 N Davlin Ct

3075-79 N Davlin Ct

3916-3924 W Lawrence Ave

4738 N Lowell Ave

4141 N Kedzie Ave

4856-4860 W Warner Ave

4747 W Roscoe Ave

3456-3458 N Cicero Ave

4743-4749 W Roscoe St

4649 N Drake Ave

4640 N Saint Louis Ave

4342 N Sawyer Ave

Cuyler 4933

3800 N Troy St

3756-3759 N Troy St

3754-60 W Lawrence Ave

3064 N Haussen Ct

4810-4820 N Avers Ave

4235-45 N Lamon Ave

4001-4003 W Nelson St

4717 N Central Park Ave

3500-3524 W Belmont Ave

3314-3324 W Sunnyside Ave

4458 N Spaulding Ave

3736 N Troy St

4015-4017 N Troy St

4846 W Hutchinson St

3118 W Byron St

4231-4239 N Kedzie Ave

4652 N Saint Louis Ave

The Sawyer Apartments

The Milford

3523-3525 W Belmont Ave

3353-3355 W Wilson Ave

4701 N Drake Ave

4836 N Karlov Ave

4105 W Nelson St

4825 N Springfield Ave

3734 W Lawrence Ave

4801 N Ridgeway

4833 N Harding Ave

4722-4728 N Kenneth Ave

4901 W Patterson Ave

4700 N Saint Louis Ave

4736 N Central Park Ave

4255 N Kedzie Ave

3114 W Irving Park Rd

4012-4020 N Albany Ave

3057 Lawndale

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