Graceland West Chicago Apartments For Rent

Graceland West Apartment Living

Neighborhood Vibe

Graceland West Chicago apartments are frequently found in vintage courtyard buildings, two- and three-flat apartment buildings, and subdivided houses.

Heart of the Neighborhood

Graceland West apartments are close to many small businesses along Irving Park Rd. Asado Coffee is one in particular that keeps renters fueled with their in-house roasted coffee beans.

What We Love Most

Stately single-family homes and classic courtyard apartments make up most of the housing stock for the Graceland West neighborhood. While it’s easy to walk from a Graceland West apartment to a Cubs game or a concert at Wrigley Field, this neighborhood is a good enough distance from all the commotion, street closures, and scarce street parking typical game day at Wrigley.

Best Way to Get Around

One popular option is getting around Graceland West via Irving Park Rd; the CTA no. 22 Clark St bus is also available. The Irving Park stop on the CTA Brown line is at the neighborhood’s western edge.

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Studio in Graceland West Average Rent	$1.3k- 1.4k
1 Bedroom in Graceland West Average Rent	$1.5k- 1.8k
2 Bedroom in Graceland West Average Rent	$2.2k- 2.7k
4+ Bedroom in Graceland West Average Rent	$4.4k

Around the Neighborhood

General

Immediately north of Wrigleyville and east of Ravenswood, the neighborhood gets its name from Graceland Cemetery, where several notable early Chicagoans are buried, including John Peter Altgeld, Carter Harrison, Sr., Carter Harrison, Jr., and Dr. Daniel Hale Williams. This neighborhood is also home to the former Mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel.

Cars parked on either side of street and tree canopy in Graceland West Chicago

Brick two flat apartment buildings and front yard fences in Graceland West Chicago

Couple holding hands and walking on sidewalk passed wrought iron fences and single family homes in Graceland West

Front porch and corner turret on vintage single family home in Graceland West

Lakeview High School soccer field and turf in Graceland West Chicago

Apartment buildings and ground floor retail on W Irving Park Rd in Graceland West

Soccer field and running track in public park in Graceland West Chicago

Stone masonry facade and front porches on single family homes in Graceland West

Traffic at roundabout on W Berteau Ave and N Greenview Ave intersection and single family homes in the background in Graceland West

Vintage brick apartment building beside Victorian style house and front yard in Graceland West

Six flat apartment building front hedges in Graceland West Chicago

Brick courtyard apartment building and front gate in Graceland West Chicago

History in Graceland West

The Louis Sullivan-designed Getty Tomb was built for Carrie Eliza Getty and commissioned by her husband, Henry Harrison Getty. Getty Tomb is arguably the most significant piece of architecture in Graceland Cemetery, and it marks the start of Sullivan's work in the Chicago School architectural style. The city designated it a landmark on March 10, 1971.

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