Ukrainian Village Chicago Apartments For Rent

Ukrainian Village Apartment Living

Neighborhood Vibe

Ukrainian Village apartments are found in both vintage and new-construction buildings. Overall this neighborhood has a cozy and charming vibe.

Heart of the Neighborhood

Ukrainian settlers made this Chicago neighborhood their home in the late 19th century, and the name has stuck around since. The Holy Trinity Cathedral, designed by celebrated architect Louis Sullivan, is a neighborhood landmark and home to a longstanding Ukrainian orthodox congregation.

What We Love Most

While there are a handful of Chicago neighborhoods that could claim to be the “foodie capital” of the city, there are few that rival Ukrainian Village for its selection of bankable favorites (brunch joints, coffee houses, bakeries, and late-night eats are all on the menu) while offering a supremely convenient location for apartment renters who need to get downtown or onto the expressways.

Best Way to Get Around

Access to Ukrainian Village apartments is most accessible via the no. 66 Chicago Ave bus or the no. 49 Western Ave bus. The nearest ‘L’ stops on the Blue line are at the neighborhood’s eastern and northern edges, Division Station and Western Station. It’s a short drive to the I-90/94 expressway as well.

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1 Bedroom in Ukrainian Village Average Rent	$1.5k-2.5k
2 Bedroom in Ukrainian Village Average Rent	$2k-3.1k
3 Bedroom in Ukrainian Village Average Rent	$2.6k-3.3k

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General

Ukrainian Village Chicago is a quiet and charming residential neighborhood near the west side of Chicago and is considered a part of the larger West Town neighborhood. But it's growing in reputation as a highly sought-after place to rent an apartment. A major national real estate brokerage recently recognized Ukrainian Village as the hottest neighborhood in the country(!).

Ukrainian Village apartments are generally found on lovely tree-lined streets in vintage apartments, 3-flat or 4-flat buildings with fully renovated interiors that include modern conveniences and first-class finishes. Many are apartment buildings, and some are condos for rent from individual owners with beautiful and unique spaces. This is not the right neighborhood if you are looking for studio apartments, as only a few are available each year. Ukrainian Village apartments tend to be more extensive floor plans like one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom, with just a handful of 4 bedroom apartments for rent each season. These apartments offer extra space on quiet tree-lined streets compared to some downtown neighborhoods.

Walkability from Ukrainian Village apartments ranks 93, plus this neighborhood is bike-friendly, and access to public transportation is convenient. To the east, the CTA Blue Line train is available at the Division station, and the Metra Train is available to the west at the Western Avenue Station with service on the MD-N, MD-W, and NCS Metra lines. CTA bus lines include the #66 Chicago Avenue, #70 Division Street, #49 Western Avenue, and the #50 Damen.

Whether it's easy neighborhood accessibility and walkability, or the abundance of apartments for rent, Ukrainian Village offers something for everyone looking to rent an apartment in Chicago. The stores and restaurants, along with Chicago Avenue, function as the main retail strip for Ukrainian Village, including a massive Mariano's Grocery store. Many residents also frequent the restaurants and retail along with Division to the north, which is customarily considered part of Wicker Park.

Popular Ukrainian Village Apartment Buildings

Common Damen Apartments

909 N Leavitt Apartments

725 North Hoyne Apartments

2151-53 W Division Apartments

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Schools in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Humboldt Park Montessori School
Roberto Clemente Community Academy
Anderson Community Academy
LaSalle II School
St Nicholas Cathedral School
Friedrich Chopin Elementary School
St Mark School

Cars and traffic on W Augusta Blvd with 875 N Michigan in the background in Ukrainian Village

Brick two flat apartment buildings on front sidewalk in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Child riding a bike with training wheels and women walking behind crosswalk in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Convenience store customer browsing under pressed tin ceiling in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Front yard patio of apartment buildings with paver bricks and bench in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Men walking on sidewalk by apartment front gardens in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Modern apartment next to vintage brick house and fences in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Modern three flat apartment buildings with front gardens in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Vintage brick apartment building with bay windows in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Vintage mansion exterior and side garden in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Dining in Ukrainian Village

If you’re lucky enough to rent Ukrainian Village apartments near Whisk, located on Chicago Ave, then you’ll have a go-to spot for brunch, burgers and more. Forbidden Root is another prime destination along Chicago Ave that offers Ukrainian Village apartment renters sips of botanical brews and a robust all-day menu in the restaurant.

Tuman's Tap and neighborhood pub sign and front entrance with outdoor seating in Ukrainian Village

Outdoor patio seating at Tuman's Tap in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Fiores Delicatessen red sign and front entrance on W Erie St in Ukrainian Village

Couple walking dog next to Fiores Delicatessen exterior in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Nightlife in Ukrainian Village

Catching a show at The Empty Bottle is a solid bet for most Ukrainian Village apartment renters. The well-loved and well-worn Chicago venue at Cortez St and Western Ave has a solid track record of showcasing some of the best and most interesting local acts. Catch them at this neighborhood institution before they make it big.

Fatpour outside seating patio with customers in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Bars exterior signs on W Division St in Ukrainian Village Chicago

Coffee in Ukrainian Village

Dark Matter Coffee in Ukrainian Village is a local powerhouse when it comes to supplying the neighborhood with caffeinated beverages. Their impressively sized Star Lounge Coffee Bar on Chicago Ave has a patio that’s all the rage with Ukrainian Village apartment renters in the warmer months, and the “mothership” coffee roastery on Western Ave is where many local Chicago businesses buy the beans that help The City That Works get stuff done.

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East Village

East Village Chicago apartments for rent can easily take advantage of happening shopping & dining districts on Chicago Ave or Division St.

Humboldt Park

Apartments in Humboldt Park are typically found in two- and three-flat apartments or vintage courtyard buildings and can lease up quickly in this highly desired and affordable Chicago neighborhood.

Near West Side

Apartments for rent on Near West Side offer a wide variety of unit types, from studios to spacious duplexes, with stunning views of the Chicago skyline to boot.

Wicker Park

Apartments for rent in Wicker Park Chicago can range in size, from studios to 1 bedroom to 3 bedrooms, but offer easy access to downtown Chicago with service on the CTA Blue line.