Irving Park
Welcome to Irving Park, an eclectic Chicago community area that is home to even more unique micro-neighborhoods! Located on the Northwest Side of the city and bordered by the Chicago River on the right, Irving Park is home to a rich mix of architectural styles, sub-cultures, and cuisines. Farmed by European immigrants over a century ago and later established as a suburban settlement, the community has gone through several changes and continues to transform itself to this day. Architecture buffs can enjoy strolls among historic districts where various types of houses are on display, such as bungalows, farmhouses, Queen Anne, Victorian, and Italianate homes. Residents who love exercising have plenty of facilities to choose from, although they can also enjoy the fresh air at one of many neighborhood parks. Those who enjoy thrifting and hunting for vintage finds have four discount stores to frequent and several local shops to support as well. Finally, foodies can grab quick bites to eat, have a drink with friends after work, or challenge their taste buds at any number of exotic restaurants. Thanks to great public transportation (3 CTA Blue Line stops & buses), it is more than easy to explore other parts of the city, or head to the suburbs and beyond via the Kennedy Expressway nearby.
Things to Do
Recreation: McFetridge Sports Center, DMSFit, Irving Park YMCA, Arabesque Dance & Fitness Studio, and many neighborhood parks – Horner, Independence, Mayfair, California, Kilbourn, Kolmar Playlot, Keeler Gardens, & Merchant Park Community Garden
Architecture: Villa Historic District & The Steven A. Race Mansion
Culture: Irving Park Historical Society, Irish American Heritage Center, Latvian Folk Art Museum, & Windy City Playhouse (performing arts)
Shopping: Bob’s Blues & Jazz Market, The Music Store, Bloodshot Records, Bonnie Flower Shop, Lincoln Antique Mall, Brew & Grow (hydroponics), Capone’s Liquor & Food, and several discount stores (Unique, Village Discount, Dollar Tree, & Bargains In A Box)
Services: The Cat’s Meow Beauty (salon) & Hot Nails
Groceries: Tony’s Fresh Market, Cermak Fresh Market, & Independence Park Farmers Market
For Foodies: Susie’s Drive-Thru (cash only), Smoque BBQ, Old Irving Brewing Co. (gastropub), Shokran (Moroccan), Café Beograd (Serbian), D’Candela Restaurant (Peruvian), Little Bucharest Bistro (Romanian), El Potosi (Mexican), & Live Wire Lounge
Please contact us for utilities details.
Move-In/Administrative Fee: (non-refundable)
Studio
One Bedroom
Two Bedrooms
Three Bedrooms
Four Bedrooms
$350.00
$400.00
$500.00
$600.00
$800.00
Application Fee:
$75.00 per applicant (non-refundable).
Quick overview
Type:
Apartment
Neighborhood:
Old Irving Park
ZIP code:
60641
Status:
Active
Last checked:
1 hour ago
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One Bedroom
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11650 sqft
Two Bedroom
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21650 sqft
Perks of living here
Convenience
Enjoy practical perks like Availability 24 Hours, Public Transportation access, Off Street Parking, and on-site Laundry Room facilities.
Temperature
Stay comfortable year-round with a Window A/C Unit and Electronic Thermostat.
Security
Your safety is enhanced with Controlled Access/Gated entry.
Pets
The property is Cat Friendly, making it a welcoming place for feline companions.
Outdoors
Relax or entertain on your Patio/Balcony.
Design
Interior touches like Carpeting, Window Coverings, and a Gas Range add comfort and style to your living space.
Shared spaces & benefits
Availability 24 Hours
Controlled Access/Gated
Off Street Parking
Public Transportation
Laundry Room
Recycling
Heat, Water, & Sewage Removal Included
Cat Friendly
In-house comforts
Window Coverings
Patio/Balcony
Refrigerator
Electronic Thermostat
Gas Range
Microwave
Cable Ready
Carpeting
Dishwasher
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Fees & policies
General fees
Application fees:
$75
There may be additional unit-specific fees.
Pet policy - Cats allowed
One-time pet fees:
$100
Monthly pet rent:
$25
Pet limit 2 allowed.
Pet policy
Cats Allowed
Limit 2 per apartment.
$25 monthly fee per cat + $100 one-time pet charge per cat.
The fees are estimates and actual amounts may vary. Pricing and availability are subject to change. For details,
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Property listed in the Yardi Rental ILS Network (RentCafe.com & Point2Homes.com).
Get to know the area
Know your way around
91
Walker's paradise
Walk Score®
66
Good transit
Transit Score®
66
Bikeable
Bike Score®
The area around 4101 N Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL, 60641 is a walker’s paradise. With nearly all services and amenities close by, running errands on foot is a breeze. The area has several public transportation options, offering convenience for some routes and destinations. 4101 N Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL, 60641 is in a moderately bikeable area, offering some cycling infrastructure to support local rides.
In Illinois, renters typically spend around $378 per month on utilities, with costs ranging from $29 for water to $111 for gas, depending on factors like home size, season, and usage.
Electricity $110
Gas $111
Water $29
Sewer $29
Cable $64
Internet $35
Community reviews
How are these reviews collected?
3.8(1 review)
What other renters say:
Verified Resident
May 8, 2026 • Anonymous
Construction is happening everyday and disrupts my work when I work from home. It shakes the whole building and the cars that Rev outside can be clearly heard from every room. Air quality is bad when construction is going on and maintenance staff is nice but not always responsive. Some neighbors are nice but packages have been stolen so unsure who to trust.
How far is 4101 N. Cicero Ave / 4756-58 W. Belle Plaine Ave from the city center?
4101 N. Cicero Ave / 4756-58 W. Belle Plaine Ave is approximately 23 minutes away by car from the city center.
What's the best way to get around the area?
The area around 4101 N Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL, 60641 is a walker’s paradise. With nearly all services and amenities close by, running errands on foot is a breeze. The area has several public transportation options, offering convenience for some routes and destinations. 4101 N Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL, 60641 is in a moderately bikeable area, offering some cycling infrastructure to support local rides.
What childcare centers are close by?
Nearby childcare centers include Happy Kids Preschool & Daycare Center, Kinder Academy Daycare, Little Scholars Learning Center.
What colleges are close by?
Nearby colleges include Northwestern College, DeVry University, Northeastern Illinois University - El Centro Campus.
Are there any other apartments around for the same amount?