
Apartments near Naples Plaza in Melrose Park, IL (470 Rentals)


3002 Prairie St

10548 Crown Rd

2446 N 78th Ct

8337 W Oconnor Dr

3009 Prairie St

8331 W O'Connor Dr

3013 Prairie St

3006 Prairie St

3034 Houston St

3001 Ruth St

3017 Prairie St

10554 Crown Rd

3014 Prairie St

3038 Houston St

2431 N 78th Ct

3010 Prairie St

7901 W Grand Ave

3005 Ruth St

3021 Prairie St

3025 Prairie St

8309 O'Connor Dr

8316 W O'Connor Dr

3022 Prairie St

3013 Ruth St

3018 Prairie St

3002 Ruth St

3009 Ruth St

3029 Prairie St

3026 Prairie St

5145 Saint Charles Rd

3033 Prairie St

3017 Ruth St

3037 Prairie St

3010 Ruth St

4515 Butterfield Rd

3021 Ruth St

3030 Prairie St

8300 Oconnor Dr

3014 Ruth St

3018 Ruth St

3025 Ruth St

3022 Ruth St

3038 Prairie St

3034 Prairie St

3033 Ruth St

3029 Ruth St

3037 Ruth St

8240 W O'Connor Dr

3030 Ruth St

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There are currently 343 Studio Apartments in Melrose Park with rent ranges from $1,300 to $2,026 with an average price of $1,839.
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