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


4246-4248 N Francisco Ave

4705 N Troy St

3110 W Belmont Ave

3200-3208 W Lawrence Ave

3001 N Spaulding Ave

5047-49 N. Central Park

Darul Amaan Senior Living

The Albany Park Place

4327-4333 N Francisco Ave

4043-4047 N Mozart St

4153 N Mozart St

3119-3125 W Lawrence Ave

4928-4936 N Spaulding Ave

5205 W Pensacola Ave

Cagan Northwest Chicago Apartments

Kimball-Carmen Apartments

HIGHPOINT Albany Park on Christiana

Moo Oong Terrace

5225 W Addison St

5157-5159 W Agatite Ave

2842 W Montrose Ave

4730-4744 N Whipple St

4519-4523 N Milwaukee Ave

5026-5036 N Kimball Ave

4700-4706 N Sacramento Ave

Hairpin Lofts

5019-5021 W Lawrence Ave

HIGHPOINT Jefferson Park

4851 N Troy St

4934-4936 N Kedzie

4915 N Kedzie

4815-4825 N Albany Ave

4927-4933 N Kedzie Ave

3001 W Lawrence Ave

4856 N Albany

4712-4720 W Diversey Ave

3104 W Ainslie St

4837-4851 N Albany Ave

5001 N Sawyer Ave

2779 N Milwaukee Ave

2902-2910 W Belmont

Diversey Square I Apartments

2944 N Albany Ave

3000-3008 N Whipple St

2900 N Troy St

3816-3824 N Long Ave

2722-2724 N Kimball Ave

3935 W Wrightwood Ave

2760-78 N Milwaukee Ave

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