
Apartments near Sedgwick Station-Brown Line in Chicago, IL (3,328 Rentals)


1000 W Armitage Ave

851 N LaSalle St

2300 N Clark

500 W Belden Ave

2230 N Orchard

2043 N. Sheffield Ave.

520 W Belden Ave

Chestnut Row Homes

428-438 W Belden Ave

2330-2332 N Clark St

857 W Webster St

2317 N Clark St

Commonwealth Apartments

2256-2258 N Orchard Street

356 W Superior St

The Bush Temple II

Eight O Five

The Walton Residence

2102 N Sheffield

523-31 W. Fullerton

415 W. Fullerton

Park Fullerton by Reside

Bissell & Webster Lofts

1134-1136 W Armitage Ave

2317 N Halsted St

2025 N Clifton Ave

The Lawson House

500 W. Fullerton Parkway

Parc Huron

The Granada

2023-2025 N Racine Ave

543-49 W. Arlington Pl.

555 W Arlington

Chicago Wabash

567-569 W Arlington Pl

611-613 W Arlington Pl

742 W. Fullerton

2214 N. Kenmore

Germain House

The Bernardin

530 W. Arlington Pl.

446-448 W Arlington Pl

2228 Kenmore

2300-02 N. Sheffield Ave. / 1000-12 W. Belden Ave

Park Lincoln by Reside

640 North Wells

630-638 W Arlington Pl

The Porter

Kenmore 2244

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