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- Additional Storage Available
- Air Conditioning
- Doorman Building
- Elevators
- Fireplace
- Fitness Center
- Granite Countertops
- Laundry
- Parking Available
- Pet Friendly
- Stainless Steel Appliances
About this Location
Whole Foods Market
9 min walk
9 min walk
Red Line (metro) - 3 min
Brown Line (metro) - 3 min
Brown Line (metro) - 3 min
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
restaurants nearby
Lincoln Park
18 min walk
18 min walk
Pricing
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$2,950+
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Microwave
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Refrigerator
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Overall rating 9.5/10, based on 2 renter reviews Write a review
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Value
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One of the best apartments in Chicago
Huge, split-level place with multiple living rooms, spacious kitchen, kitchen balcony, and a private panoramic rooftop. The master bedroom has a private bath with jacuzzi and shower and there's also a private balcony. Tons of natural light. Superb place for entertaining.
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Sept. 29, 2017
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4 beds / 3 baths
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856 W. Fullerton Ave.
Spacious interior with modern fixtures and a backyard. Lots of natural light. Fantastic location in the heart of Lincoln Park. There is also an amazing rooftop with panoramic city views. It is private for the upstairs neighbors, so all you have to do is make friends with them :)
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About Lincoln Park
Located along the bank of Lake Michigan, Lincoln Park is a majestic neighborhood blessed with luxurious houses, abundant greenery, and a rich historical background. The neighborhood neatly combines modern day units with ancient architectural landmarks like churches and monuments. You can spend the d...
Median rents in Lincoln Park
Studio
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1,450
1 Bedroom
$
1,900
2 Bedroom
$
2,350
Getting around Lincoln Park
Red
3 min
74 (bus)
2 min
8 (bus)
6 min
37 (bus)
3 min
Parking Near 856 W. Fullerton Ave.
No parking is available at 856 W. Fullerton Ave., but there is parking nearby.
Elm Street Plaza
46 min
$99 / month
MidCity Parking 3 W Elm St
48 min
$280 / month
SP PLUS Piper's Alley
31 min
$215 / month
Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.
Lincoln Park Reviews
107 reviews
Love living in Lincoln Park - so many good restaurants and parks around, and it's more removed from the busy downtown area. It's nice to have a little bit of distance from campus. There are multiple bus routes to the hospital (151, 22, 36) that are reliable and usually run every 15-30mins. I thought the commute might be bad, but it's the same amount of time that it previously took me to walk from my Gold Coast apartment to school, and I'm much happier living in LP. Only downside is that while it's cheaper than Streeterville/Gold Coast, it's still a pretty expensive area to live. Having roommates helps a lot and cheaper options do exist, but they're generally further from campus.
This neighborhood is great if you are mainly into packed sports bars. Other than that, though, it also has a variety of restaurants, many of which are BYOB, and there is a Whole Foods half a block away. You can also join the DePaul gym as a non-student for about $80/month. It's about 2 blocks away and has absolutely everything you would want.
Lincoln Park is a great neighborhood, lots to do and safe for the most part. This building is located between two L stops and on a busy street with a bus that runs frequently. The grocery stores are a bit of a hike, especially when Carrying your bags. Living next to the blues bars is good entertainment on late night, but can draw in a sketch crowd
Lincoln Park is the perfect neighborhood for anyone post-graduate and up. Great restaurants, fun bars, and close proximity to other popular Chicago neighborhoods, you really can't go wrong anywhere in the neighborhood. Mostly populated by college kids, young professionals, and new parents, you always feel safe when walking around. Everything important is within walking distance and when the weather is warm, there is nothing better than walking around Lincoln Park Zoo or the Lakefront Trail. Additionally, the red line, purple line, and brown line are all easily accessible. There are also ample bus stops and bike lanes.
I've lived in Lincoln Park for almost 3 years and absolutely love it. The area is relatively safe, there are tons of bar/restaurants, the lake is a short walk away, there are many public transit options and there's an overall energetic vibe since it's full of young professionals and new families.
it's an excellent neighborhood, right outside the lincoln park zoo. there are some restaurants and shops within walking distance. although you still have to walk a little bit, maybe 15-25 minutes. extremely safe neighborhood, very social. great for families
This neighborhood combines the ease of the city with the feeling of a more suburban neighborhood. There are many nearby bars, restaurants, grocery stores and shopping. At the same time, there are great schools and side streets that feel very residential.
This particular part of Lincoln park is great. It's a quieter area with a nice mix of young families, young professionals, and students. Easy access to many grocery stores. Unfortunately it's about a 12 minute walk from the el.