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


Irving Park Retail

4317 W Irving Park Rd

4314-4328 W Irving Park Rd

3727-3729 N Keeler Ave

4207-4211 N Keystone Ave

4335 W Irving Park Rd

4006 W Warwick Ave

4200-4201 N Pulaski Rd

4017 N Springfield Ave

4232 N Kedvale Ave

4206-4210 N Pulaski Rd

3649 N Kedvale Ave

3834 W Irving Park Rd

4049 W Waveland Ave

4250-4252 N Keystone Ave

3701 N Pulaski Rd

3949-3953 W Waveland Ave

4421-4425 W Irving Park Rd

3913 N Kenneth Ave

3808 W Irving Park Rd

4118 W Cullom Ave

4202-4214 W Cullom Ave

4306-4308 N Keystone Ave

3808 W Belle Plaine Ave

3612 N Keeler Ave

4302 N Pulaski Rd

4207 N Elston Ave

4245 N Elston Ave

4036 W Addison St

4120 W Addison St

4332 N Kedvale

3731 N Kenneth Ave

4145-4149 W Addison St

4237 N Springfield Ave

4201-4203 W Addison St

4342 N Kedvale Ave

3549-3553 N Kedvale Ave

4504 W Irving Park Rd

4225-4229 W Addison St

3735 N Kenneth Ave

3727-3741 N Milwaukee Ave

3548-3556 N Keeler Ave

4346 N Pulaski Rd

3943 W Addison St

3942 N Lawndale Ave

3733-3745 W Berteau Ave

4022 W Montrose Ave

3736-3742 W Berteau Ave

4146-4148 W Cornelia Ave

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