
Apartments near Irving Park Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,003 Rentals)


3018 N Milwaukee Ave

3135 W Montrose Ave

3100 W Addison St

Troy Court

4527 N Sawyer Ave

3507-3511 N Elston Ave

4834-4840 W Henderson St

2939 N Springfield Ave

4601-4611 N Spaulding Ave

4927 N Pulaski Rd

3054 N Kolmar Ave

4434 W Gunnison St

4845 N Kenneth Ave

3000 N Kostner Ave

4913 N Avers Ave

3034 N Central Park Ave

2943 N Hamlin Ave

2953 N Lawndale Ave

4859 N Lawndale Ave

3450 N Troy St

2976 N Ridgeway Ave

Albany Park Apartment Building

3501-3505 N Elston Ave

3054 W Addison St

4457-4459 N Kedzie Ave

3120 W Montrose Ave

4900 N Lawndale Ave

2968 N Ridgeway Ave

4743 N Bernard St

4448-4450 W Gunnison St

4452-4456 W Gunnison St

4855-4859 W Roscoe St

4854-4856 W Henderson St

3002-3004 N Kilbourn Ave

2954-2958 N Kostner Ave

4651 N Spaulding Ave

4832 N Drake Ave

4929-4939 N Avers Ave

3016 W Belle Plaine Ave

3116 W Montrose Ave

4159-4161 W Oakdale Ave

4900-4902 N Monticello Ave

4901 N Lawndale

3609 W Ainslie St

3087 N Elbridge Ave

3148 N Christiana Ave

4944-4946 N Harding

4948-4950 N Harding Ave

3934 W George

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