
Apartments near Irving Park Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,006 Rentals)


2815 N Harding Ave

5036-5038 N Springfield Ave

4500 N Whipple St

3001-3003 W Montrose Ave

3315-25 N Lavergne Ave

3001-W W Cornelia Ave

3000-3004 W Montrose Ave

2935-2943 W Berteau Ave

3100-3104 N Cicero Ave

3856 W Diversey Ave

2855 N Kilbourn Ave

4520 W George St

3900 W Diversey Ave

2816 N Hamlin Ave

3420 N Elston Ave

Storage, steps from Blue Line and Logan Sq

3131-35 W Leland Ave

2958 W Montrose Ave

3049 N Spaulding Ave

3817 N Laramie Ave

4854-4856 N Christiana Ave

4941-4945 N Saint Louis Ave

4301 N Richmond St

3134-3140 W Leland Ave

3234 N Albany Ave

4425-4431 N Milwaukee Ave

4941 N Saint Louis Ave

4814 N Sawyer Ave

3105 N Sawyer Ave

3100 W Eastwood Ave

4519 N Whipple St

3755 N Francisco Ave

4500-4502 N Sacramento Ave

4851 N Christiana Ave

2942 W Montrose Ave

4327-4329 N Richmond St

3736 W Diversey Ave

4252-4256 N Francisco Ave

2903-2911 W Cullom Ave

2810 N Lowell Ave

2849 N Drake Ave

2904 W Cullom Ave

4724 N Troy St

4701-4703 N Troy St

3023 W Wilson Ave

2849-2859 W Berteau Ave

3210 W Lawrence Ave

4104-4106 N Mozart St

4219 N Francisco Ave

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