
Apartments near Irving Park Station (Blue Line)-Blue Line in Chicago, IL (2,009 Rentals)


2642-2644 N Washtenaw Ave

2423 W Gunnison St

2601 N California Ave

5069 Northwest Hwy Apartments

5534 W George St

5601-5605 W Goodman St

5101 W Montana St

2539 W Carmen Ave

2538 W Winnemac Ave

Farragut Apartments

2610 N Fairfield Ave

2537 W Carmen Ave

2707-2709 N Washtenaw Ave

2713-2737 W Berwyn Ave

2455 N Laramie Ave

2648 W Foster Ave

2809 W Logan Blvd

2957-2959 N Parkside Ave

5116 N Lovejoy Ave

2535 N Lockwood Ave

5018-5040 N Lincoln Ave

4936 N Lincoln Ave

2643-2645 Washtenaw Ave

2647 N Washtenaw Ave

2856 N Campbell Ave

2636 W Foster Ave

2500 N Mozart St

5636 W Goodman St

2722-2724 W Berwyn Ave

2535-2543 N California Ave

5253 W Deming Pl

2444 N Laramie Ave

2712 W Logan Blvd

2313 N Albany Ave

2528 N California Ave

4911-4919 N Lincoln Ave

Logan Square Greystone

5335 N California Ave

2527-2531 N California Ave

2627 W Farragut Ave

Legacy Lincoln Square

2623-2625 W Farragut Ave

2322 N Sacramento Ave

5615-5625 W George St

5445 W Schubert Ave

2608-2610 W Foster Ave

2635 N Talman Ave

5107 N Lincoln Ave

2528 N Fairfield Ave

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