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3334 N Southport Ave

Lakeview, 3334 N Southport Ave | Chicago

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Additional Storage Available
Air Conditioning
Cat friendly
Doorman Building
Elevators
Fitness Center
Hardwood Floors
Laundry
Parking Available
Quartz Countertops
Stainless Steel Appliances

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About this Location

Whole Foods Market
9 min walk

Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

Brown Line (metro) - 2 min
77 (bus) - 5 min

Lincoln Park
27 min walk

Pricing

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$2,795+

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$3,900+

3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths

$3,775+

Schedule Appointment At

(872) 704-8022

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- Elevators
Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Gas Range
- Microwave
- Quartz Countertops
- Refrigerator
- Stove & Oven
Living Room
- Air Conditioning
- Hardwood Floors
Pet Terms & Amenities
- Cat friendly
Storage
- Additional Storage Available

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About Lakeview

A massive and lively neighborhood, Lakeview offers great shopping, tasty dining options, celebrated pubs and bars, and a host of other entertainment options including live music, comedy shows, and exciting street festivals. Take an excursion to Krista K Boutique for tasteful brands and the latest fa...

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Getting around Lakeview

Brown

2 min

77 (bus)

5 min

9/X9 (bus)

9 min

152 (bus)

7 min

9 (bus)

7 min

Lakeview Reviews

196 reviews

Reviewed by Northwestern Graduate Student living at 905 W Irving Park Road

I'm technically at the intersection of Lakeview, Buena Park, and Wrigleyville so I feel like I get a mix of all three neighborhoods in my day to day. Buena Park is much more family oriented and a bit more affordable, but it is small so finding an apartment there is tricky. Lakeview is very good for young professionals and pets but is definitely pricier. Wrigleyville is even more expensive, but has good nightlife and restaurants. All three are super easy to access transit from and get to the Chicago campus.

Reviewed by Northwestern Graduate Student living at 424 W Diversey

I love how convenient the location is. There's a ton of great restaurants really close by, so many bus lines right around the corner or within a 5 minute walk, and Lincoln Park right across the street. My commute downtown is only 15 minutes and there's also a bus available to get to the brown and purple L trains. There's a Mariano's, Trader Joe's, and Target all within 10 minute walking distance so shopping is very convenient. I generally feel really safe walking in this area as the streets are busy and well lit.

Reviewed by Chicago-Kent Law Student living at 3180 N Lake Shore Drive

Similar crowd (young professionals), close to the lake, parks nearby, safe, accessible grocery stores and shops and restaurants.

Reviewed by Chicago-Kent Law Student living at 3625 N. Marshfield Ave

Quiet, very residential, mostly families because of the great CPS schools nearby

Reviewed by Chicago-Kent Law Student living at 909 w Dakin st

Lakeview is a great spot for young professionals and those looking for an active social life. The area comes alive in the summer with baseball games and is not far from beaches and great shopping and eating areas.

Reviewed by Rush Med Student living at 3923 N Pine Grove Ave

Lakeview has plenty of beautiful, tree-lined neighborhoods and a robust bar and restaurant scene. It is a destination neighborhood with tons of boutiques, Wrigley Field, and a welcoming environment. I chose to live here because I am gay and wanted to have very easy, direct access to the lakefront path for running and biking.

Reviewed by Local Resident living at The Van Der Rohe Apartments

The main reason we moved here was the neighborhood. Broadway, Clark, Diversey and Belmont are all within walking distance and offer all of the shops, restaurants, bars and grocery stores you could need. It really is in a prime, unbeatable location. Not to mention it's a block from Lake Michigan and walking distance to Lincoln Park and a short bike ride from Montrose Beach.

Reviewed by Working Professional living at Elaine Place

My street and neighborhood are usually fairly quiet. Sundays seem to be the going out day in the neighborhood but it isn't disruptive to my every day life. Overall it seems like a very safe area and being a young woman living alone, that is very important. Would definitely recommend to friends and family.

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fitness 30 Recs

parks 3 Recs

coffee 13 Recs

About Lakeview

Getting around Lakeview

Brown

77 (bus)

9/X9 (bus)

152 (bus)

9 (bus)

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