Old Irving Park Apartments

Recently redeveloped, Old Irving draws longtime city dwellers with lower living costs, many apartments, beautiful neighbors, lots of summer block parties, great restaurants, and accessibility. Architecture lovers will want to call Old Irving home because there are myriad vintage buildings with historical significance. Apartments for rent in Old Irving can be found in studio apartments, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, and 4-bedroom configurations in 3-flats, 4-flats, and reconfigured Victorian homes on expansive lots.

Old Irving Park Chicago is the historical residential core of a larger neighborhood known simply as "Irving Park." The residences have various architectural styles, ranging from expansive and beautifully restored single-family homes to vintage apartment buildings. Old Irving is pleasant, relaxed, and reclusive, with nice sidewalks and shady streets.

Some apartments for rent date to the turn of the previous century. Initially considered a suburb of Chicago, many wealthy Chicagoans were attracted to this area, searching for larger homes and lots. Many of these historic mansions remain in the neighborhood today. John Gray, the first Republican sheriff of Cook County, built the oldest house still standing in 1856.