
Apartments near Kedzie Station (Brown Line)-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (2,336 Rentals)


Central Park

2842 W Montrose Ave

4844 N Drake Ave

4439 N Central Park Ave

5026-5036 N Kimball Ave

4952 N Saint Louis Ave

3132-3138 W Carmen Ave

Park North

Lawrence II

4327-4333 N Francisco Ave

3617-3627 W Lawrence Ave

4654-56 N. Monticello Ave.

4955-4557 N Drake Ave

4246-4248 N Francisco Ave

3534-3540 W Cullom Ave

4449-4457 N Lawndale Ave

4431-4447 N Lawndale Ave

4137-4143 N Kimball Ave

Ainslie & Washtenaw Apartments

3650-3656 W Agatite Ave

5047-49 N. Central Park

3714-3718 W Lawrence Ave

2612-2616 W. Leland Ave

3654-3658 W Montrose Ave

4871 N Washtenaw Apartments

3618-3626 W Cullom Ave

3724-3732 W Leland Ave

4054 N Kedzie Ave

4045 N Sawyer Ave

3211-3219 W Belle Plaine Ave

Lawrence 2607 W

2620 W Gunnison St

3055-3057 W Belle Plaine Ave

4601 N Hamlin Ave

4101-4109 N Sacramento Ave

4153 N Mozart St

3438-3442 W Foster Ave

Ridgeway Court

4900 N Ridgeway Ave

3801 W Leland Ave

Rockwell Commons

2610 W Montrose Ave

3742 W Montrose Ave

4460 N Hamlin Ave

4655 N Avers Ave

Rockwell Manor

4554 N Maplewood Ave

4421 N Rockwell St

4049 N Francisco Ave

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