
Apartments near Irving Park Station-Union Pacific Northwest Line in Chicago, IL (1,943 Rentals)


3501 N Keating Ave

4815 W Hutchinson St

3222-3224 N Karlov Ave

4155-57 N Bernard St

4205 N. Bernard 3 flat with large Coach house

4671-4681 N Lowell Ave

3726-3728 W Wilson Ave

4814-4822 W Hutchinson St

4139 W Leland Ave

3932-3934 W Leland Ave

4657 N Springfield Ave

4445-4459 N Central Park

4217 N Bernard St

4015-4025 N Kimball Ave

4015-4025 W Kimball Ave

4045-4047 N Kimball Ave

4860 W Byron St

3301 N Hamlin Ave

4452-4456 N Drake Ave

3723-3725 W Eastwood Ave

4202-4208 W Leland Ave

3501-3509 N Cicero Ave

4719 N Kasson

3801-3350 N Kimball Ave

4149 N Kimball Ave

3402-3408 W Waveland Ave

3359 W Berteau Ave

3738 W Eastwood Ave

3244 N Hamlin Ave

3842 N Lamon Ave

4856-4860 W Warner Ave

3301 N Ridgeway Ave

4517 N Central Park Ave

3435 W Montrose Ave

3414-3424 W Cullom Ave

4313 N Bernard

Cuyler 4933

4436 N Saint Louis Ave

4602 N Monticello Ave

4824 W Addison St

3747-3751 W Leland

4235-45 N Lamon Ave

4356 W Belmont Ave

4241 N Kimball Ave

3804 W Leland Ave

Shoemaker Lofts

3323 W Irving Park Rd

4846 W Hutchinson St

3501-3507 W Sunnyside Ave

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