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


5374 W Lawrence Ave

2602-2608 N St. Louis Ave

2626-2628 N Kimball Ave

2657 N Spaulding Ave

3819-3823 W Altgeld St

3259 N Linder Ave

2638-2640 N Lamon Ave

3839-3845 W Altgeld St

2454-2456 N Hamlin St

2439 N Harding Ave

3101-3105 N Francisco Ave

2919 N Whipple St

3720 W Altgeld St

5154 Wolfram Ave

4423 N Central Ave

3501 W WRIGHTWOOD

2826 W Fletcher St

2833-2837 W Belmont Ave

4957 W Schubert Ave

4437-4445 N Central Ave

2433 N Harding Ave

2524 N Central Park Ave

3037 W George St

2922 N Sacramento Ave

2623 N Kimball Ave

Kimball 5324 N

4750 N Lotus Ave

3215 N Linder Ave

5409-5411 W Barry Ave

3238 N Linder Ave

2455 N Ridgeway Ave

2438 N Hamlin Ave

2734-2740 N Leclaire Ave

2735-3741 N Leclaire Ave

2756 N Troy St

3012 W George St

2450-2452 N Lawndale Ave

3214-3224 N Linder Ave

4500-4502 W Montana St

5104 W Parker Ave

5354-5356 W Nelson St

3035-3045 N Long Ave

2415 N Kildare Ave

Lucy Gonzalez Parsons Apartments

2754 W Giddings St

2821 W Fletcher St

4501-4511 N Central Ave

4948-4956 W Drummond Pl

5316 N Christiana Ave

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