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2501-05 Lincoln Apartments, 2501 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL

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2501-05 Lincoln

2501 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL

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One Bedroom

1 Bed / 1 Bath

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Two Bedroom

2 Beds / 1 Bath

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Three Bedroom

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Application fees $75

One-time pet fees $100

Monthly pet rent $25

Pet limit 2 allowed. No aggressive breeds. Cats & Dogs Allowed Limit 2 per apartment. $25 monthly fee per pet + $100 one-time pet charge per pet.

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Amenities

Please contact us for utilities details. Move-In/Administrative Fee: (non-refundable) Studio $350.00 One Bedroom $400.00 Two Bedroom $500.00 Three Bedroom $600.00 Four Bedroom $800.00 Application Fee: $75.00 per applicant (non-refundable)

Apartment amenities

Refrigerator
View
Window Coverings
Cable Ready
Carpeting
Ceiling Fan
Dishwasher
Electronic Thermostat
Gas Range
Hardwood Floors
High Ceilings
Large Closets
Microwave
Window A/C Unit

Community amenities

Availability 24 Hours
Controlled Access/Gated
Garage
Historic Building
Laundry Room
Off Street Parking
Water & Sewage Removal Included
Cat Friendly

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Property description

Lincoln Park Locally known as both a walker’s and biker’s paradise, along with having excellent public transportation options, Lincoln Park is one of Chicago’s most accessible and enjoyable community areas. Historically a post for the United States Army during the Civil War, Lincoln Park later become a place of refuge for many Kashubian immigrants, and has even hosted many political conventions and protests over the years. Nowadays, it is one of the chicest and foremost of all neighborhoods in the city, with innovative fine-dining establishments, museums, art galleries, and all types of boutiques and local shops. Residents who enjoy the outdoors will love living so close to Lake Michigan, the immense green space along the shore, and the many cultural institutions nearby. Within proximity of both Lakeshore Drive and the Kennedy Expressway, it is so easy to explore the rest of the city or visit loved ones in the suburbs. Also home to some of the city’s best educational institutions, Lincoln Park is as much of a home for introverts as it is to extroverts. Things to Do Recreation: Lincoln Park Zoo, Lincoln Park Conservatory, Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, North Avenue Beach, & several neighborhood parks Culture: DePaul Art Museum, Lincoln Park Cultural Center, & Oz Park Shopping: Cycle Smithy, Dave’s Records, Bluemercury (cosmetics), & Warby Parker (eyewear) Splurge at innovative Alinea, a 3 Michelin Star fine-dining restaurant For Foodies: Boka (Creative American), Prost! (German), Pequod’s Pizza, Devil Dawgs, Lito’s Empanadas, & the first Potbelly Sandwich Works!
Please contact us for utilities details. Move-In/Administrative Fee: (non-refundable) Studio $350.00 One Bedroom $400.00 Two Bedroom $500.00 Three Bedroom $600.00 Four Bedroom $800.00 Application Fee: $75.00 per applicant (non-refundable).

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