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Apartments in Chicago
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Lake View
One bedroom
Two bedroom
Three bedroom
Lincoln Park - DePaul
Two bedroom
Three bedroom
Buena Park - Uptown
Three bedroom
Edgewater - Andersonville
Studio
Two bedroom
Ravenswood - Lincoln Square
Two bedroom
Three bedroom
Bucktown - Wicker Park - Logan Square
One bedroom
Two bedroom
Three bedroom
Four bedroom
West Loop - Near West Side
Two bedroom
Rogers Park
Three bedroom
Irving Park - Avondale
One bedroom
Two bedroom
Three bedroom
North Center - Roscoe Village
Four bedroom
North Park - Albany Park
Two bedroom
Three bedroom
Pilsen
Studio
One bedroom
Suburban
Three bedroom
Countryside
Four bedroom
Clarendon Hills
Two bedroom
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Rogers Park boundaries are Devon Ave to the south (6400 North), Howard St to the North (7600), Calvary Cemetery east of Clark St, and Lake Michigan to Ridge Blvd (2200-1800 W).
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Three bedroom
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$2,500.00
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Extra wide three bedroom, two bathroom apartment in Rogers Park. Two of the three bedrooms are king-sized with great closets. Massive living room with south, west and east facing windows, hardwood floors, decorative fireplace. Formal dining room with vintage charm, hardwood floors and plenty of windows. Oversized kitchen with dishwasher, over-the stove microwave, garbage disposal. In unit washer and dryer, central air conditioning and gas forced air. Both bathrooms are new with modern fixtures and lighting. The third bedroom has east and south facing window and could be used as an office or guest room
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Located 10 miles North of the Loop, Rogers Park is recognized as a favorite North Side community. The area is home to Chicago's Loyola University and boasts a pleasant atmosphere unique to a city setting. Streets and parks are lined with lush greenery and surrounded by ample outdoor space and uncrowded street-end beaches, all attributing to the community's vibe. The Rodgers Park neighborhood is also celebrated for its eclectic entertainment scene, cultural diversity, and access to transport. Over 80 different languages are spoken in Rogers Park. Rogers Park is named after Irishman, Philip Rogers, who purchased approximately 1,600 acres of government land between 1830 and 1856.
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