7728 N Marshfield Ave #3C, Chicago, IL, 60626

This spacious, thoughtfully updated apartment brings modern living to one of Chicago’s most vibrant, lake-hugging neighborhoods. Tons of natural light, smart updates, and a location that puts you close to Loyola Beach, the Glenwood Arts District, and neighborhood favorites like Smack Dab and J.B. Alberto’s? This one’s not just a standout—it’s a keeper.

The brand-new kitchen features stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and updated flooring that flows throughout the home. The refinished hardwood floors in the living room bring just the right amount of warmth and vintage charm.

The bathroom has been completely redone with sleek, modern fixtures and clean, contemporary finishes. Each unit comes with air conditioning for year-round comfort

On-site laundry keeps things easy and convenient. Plus, water and heat are included in the rent—no surprise bills here.

Lakefront Living – Steps from some of the city's most peaceful, less-crowded beaches like Loyola Beach and Tobey Prinz. Perfect for morning jogs, dog walks, or spontaneous sunset dips.
Real Community Vibes – Rogers Park is one of the most diverse and inclusive neighborhoods in the city. Artists, families, students, and longtime residents all call it home.
Food That Slaps – From vegan-friendly cafés to late-night tamales and authentic Ethiopian or Caribbean eats, this neighborhood brings serious flavor. J.B. Alberto’s for legendary pizza, and Smack Dab for killer breakfast Sammies

Loyola University Energy – Adds a youthful, creative pulse to the area without overwhelming it. Plus, tons of study cafés, indie bookstores, and community events.
The Glenwood Avenue Arts District – Outdoor murals, live music, galleries, and theaters—this stretch gives off small-town-with-style energy.
Solid Transit Access – Close to the Red Line, the Metra, and several bus routes—whether you’re heading to Evanston or the Loop, you’re covered.
Green Spaces – Beyond the beaches, you’ve got Indian Boundary Park, Pottawattomie Park, and the sweet little community gardens dotting side streets.