Monthly rent From $800 per month
Beds Studio-2
Baths 1

4338-44 N. Milwaukee Ave/5060-62 W. Pensacola Ave
4338 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL

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Floor plans

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One Bedroom
One Bedroom
1 Bed / 1 Bath / 650 Sqft
$1,295
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5060-2E $1,295 Now
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Two Bedroom
Two Bedroom
2 Beds / 1 Bath / 650 Sqft
$1,500
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4344-2N $1,500 Now
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Studio
Studio
Studio / 1 Bath / 500 Sqft
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Studio - Remodeled
Studio - Remodeled
Studio / 1 Bath / 700 Sqft
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Application fees $75

There may be additional unit-specific fees. Please select a unit and move-in date here.

One-time pet fees $100

Monthly pet rent $25

Pet limit 2 allowed.

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Cats Allowed Limit 2 per apartment. $25 monthly fee per cat + $100 one-time pet charge per cat. View more

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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

  • Patio/Balcony
  • Refrigerator
  • Window Coverings
  • Gas Range
  • Hardwood Floors
  • Microwave
  • Cable Ready
  • Ceiling Fan
  • Dishwasher
  • Window A/C Unit

Community amenities

  • Availability 24 Hours
  • Controlled Access/Gated
  • High Speed Internet
  • Recycling
  • Parking (Street)
  • Laundry Room
  • Heat, Water, & Sewage Removal Included
  • Cat Friendly

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Property description

Portage Park Named after a major portage that once linked the Des Plaines and Chicago Rivers, Portage Park is still a link of sorts thanks to its simultaneous urban and suburban characteristics. Once a rural area, it attracted many immigrant groups and industrialized quickly. Those residents rapidly built nearly-identical homes, thereby making their community area known as “the bungalow belt.”...
Portage Park Named after a major portage that once linked the Des Plaines and Chicago Rivers, Portage Park is still a link of sorts thanks to its simultaneous urban and suburban characteristics. Once a rural area, it attracted many immigrant groups and industrialized quickly. Those residents rapidly built nearly-identical homes, thereby making their community area known as “the bungalow belt.” Primarily residential area now, Portage Park has many parks, food establishments, and local shops. Those who enjoy the performing arts are in luck, as they can visit three distinct theaters in their free time. Bookworms also have three library branches to choose from, and foodies are not only able to eat at a number of great restaurants, but can also pick up fresh groceries from the local farmers’ market, butcher’s, and fishmonger’s! In need of some rest and relaxation? Make sure to book a session at the Chicago Sweatlodge and allow yourself an hour or two of self-care time. The good public transportation available and accessibility to the Kennedy Expressway also makes it easy to head downtown or visit the suburbs nearby. Things to Do Recreation: XSport Fitness (2), Chicago Champs Soccer Academy, Pure Raks Belly Dance, and many neighborhood parks/playlots: Portage, Chopin, Dickinson, Dunham, Wilson, Grace Zwiefka-Thuis, & Lucy Gonzalez-Parsons Culture: Portage Theater, Patio Theater, Filament Theatre, & National Veterans Art Museum Shopping: Polonia Book Store, Maximum Distraction (comics), & Rep Chi (gift shop) Groceries: Portage Park Farmers Market, Hagen’s Fish Market, Saravale Meat Market, Tea’se Tea Shoppe, & Jewel-Osco (2) Sweets: Perkolator (coffee shop), Delightful Pastries, and Fannie’s Café, Bakery, & Boutique For Foodies: Montrose Deli, Pho No. 1 Vietnamese Cuisine, Smokosz (Polish classics), Ruk (Pan-Asian), Legno by Suparossa (Italian), BRGRBELLY, El Taco Feliz Taquería, Galvin’s Public House (Irish), & La Pena (Ecuadorian)
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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4338 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
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Contact information

Property managed by: Cagan Management Group

Call leasing office: 387625sCICPhon



Frequently asked questions

When were prices and availability for this property last updated?

Prices and availability for this property were last updated Today.

What floorplans are available?

The following floorplans are available: 1-bedroom apartments from $1,295 and 2-bedrooms apartments from $1,500.

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How many units are available?

Currently, 4338-44 N. Milwaukee Ave/5060-62 W. Pensacola Ave has 2 available units.

What neighborhood is 4338-44 N. Milwaukee Ave/5060-62 W. Pensacola Ave in?

4338-44 N. Milwaukee Ave/5060-62 W. Pensacola Ave is located in the Northwest Side Chicago neighborhood.