Bucktown/Wicker Park Also referred to as the “Near Northwest Side,” Bucktown/Wicker Park is one of Chicago’s most desirable neighborhoods. Both a biker’s and walker’s paradise, this community is host to excellent public transportation as well, providing residents and visitors alike with opportunities to explore local hot spots and venture out whenever they want to. Home to several distinct neighborhoods, including popular Wicker Park and Ukrainian Village, West Town is known throughout the city for having some of the best eats, boutiques, and art galleries. Locally recognized for its eclectic personality, the community owes much of its current popularity to the numerous immigrant groups that have called it home throughout several generations. Nowadays, West Town draws from its past while gradually evolving into something new. Cultural centers, ethnic museums, and diverse restaurants continue to draw in anyone who appreciates being surrounded by so much history, so make yourself at home! Catch a show at one of several local theaters if you enjoy the performing arts, hunt for one-of-a-kind vintage treasures, and end the night with a drink at a live music venue, or even while listening to a jukebox with your friends.   Things to Do Recreation: substantial Humboldt Park area & several others (Wicker, Pulaski, & Eckhart) Culture: Roots & Culture, Flatiron Arts Building, & Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art Art Galleries: LVL3, Corbett vs. Dempsey, Vertical Gallery, Monique Meloche Gallery, & Jackson Junge Gallery Theaters: Vittum Theater, Chopin Theatre, & The Den Theatre Museums: Polish Museum of America & Ukrainian National Museum Shopping: Wicker Park Farmers’ Market, Myopic Books, Occult Bookstore, Silver Moon (bridal), Asrai Garden (florist), Sprout Home, Dusty Groove (records), Vintage Underground, Mindblend Supply Co. (men’s), & Marine Layer (women’s) For Foodies: Small Cheval (burgers), Mott St. (pan-Asian), Taxim (Greek), Lillie’s Q (BBQ), Podhalanka (Polish), Arami (Japanese), BIG & little’s (American), & West Town Bakery & Diner Drinks: Bangers & Lace (gastropub), Pub Royale (British/Indian), Zakopane (Polish jukebox), & Empty Bottle (live music)
Tenant is responsible for: Electric Heat and Air Conditioning Cooking Gas Internet/TV/Phone Rent includes hot and cold water, sewer and trash. Please select an apartment from the list below that best suits your needs. Application Fee:  $75.00 per applicant (non-refundable) Move-In/Administrative Fee (due upon approval, non-refundable): Studio $350.00 One Bedroom $400.00 Two Bedroom $500.00 Three Bedroom $600.00 Four Bedroom $800.00 All fees are non-refundable.