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


2918 N Keating Ave

4400-4402 W Parker Ave

5148 N Avers Ave

5025-5027 N Bernard St

5224 W Addison St

4342-4344 N Mozart St

3101-3107 W Lawrence Ave

4206 N California Ave

4257 N Mozart St

3005-3007 N Lamon Ave

3915 W Schubert Ave

3057 N Troy St

3001 W Leland Ave

4901-4903 N Sawyer Ave

3901 W Schubert Ave

2717-2721 N Kostner Ave

4952-4966 N Spaulding Ave

3640 N California Ave

4452-4254 W Parker Ave

2846-2850 N Christiana

3818-3820 W Schubert Ave

3037-39 N Troy St

4522 N Milwaukee Ave

3906 W Lockwood Ave

5300 W Berenice Ave

2650 N Hamlin Ave

5309 W Berenice Ave

Mozart 4401-07 N.

2741 N Drake Ave

4318-4322 N California Ave

3234 N Richmond St

2931-2941 N Sawyer Ave

3335 N Laramie Ave

4743 N Lawler

George & Cicero Apartments

2952-2954 N Lamon Ave

3157 N Leclaire Ave

5300-5304 W Patterson Ave

4922 N Kedzie Ave

2657 N Ridgeway Ave

4730 N Sacramento Ave

3137 W Wellington Ave

2906 N. Sawyer

2941-2943 N Kedzie Ave

5225 W Agatite Ave

3336 N Laramie

5300 W Addison St

2939 W Belmont Ave

3505-3511 N Lockwood Ave

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