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


4452-4254 W Parker Ave

George & Cicero Apartments

3735 W Diversey Ave

3611 Wolfram St

2849 N Drake Ave

4910 N Spaulding Ave

3105 N Sawyer Ave

3100-3106 W Leland Ave

3101 W Leland

4327-4329 N Richmond St

3023 W Wilson Ave

5355 W Irving Park Rd

4948-4950 N Christiana Ave

4252-4256 N Francisco Ave

2903-2911 W Cullom Ave

3250 N Laramie Ave

3051 W Leland Ave

3234 N Albany Ave

2836 N Drake Ave

4944-4946 N Christiana Ave

4914 N Spaulding Ave

3701 W Diversey Ave

2823-2827 N Central Park Ave

The Park Condominiums

5348 W Warner Ave

3133-3139 W Lawrence Ave

3540 W Wolfram St

5025-5027 N Bernard St

5156 W Melrose St

2717-2721 N Kostner Ave

2849-2859 W Berteau Ave

2904 W Cullom Ave

3755 N Francisco Ave

2910-2916 W Montrose Ave

4219 N Francisco Ave

3403 N Lockwood

2739 N Ridgeway Ave

Logan Square 3-Flat Apartments

2824 N Drake Ave

4332 N Francisco Ave

W School St

5206 W Melrose St

4104-4106 N Mozart St

4046 N Mozart St

3602 Diversey ave

2839 W Grace Ave

3117 W Lawrence Ave

3554 W Diversey Ave

4019 N Mozart St

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