Irving Park
Welcome to Irving Park, an eclectic Chicago community area that is home to even more unique micro-neighborhoods! Located on the Northwest Side of the city and bordered by the Chicago River on the right, Irving Park is home to a rich mix of architectural styles, sub-cultures, and cuisines. Farmed by European immigrants over a century ago and later established as a suburban settlement, the community has gone through several changes and continues to transform itself to this day. Architecture buffs can enjoy strolls among historic districts where various types of houses are on display, such as bungalows, farmhouses, Queen Anne, Victorian, and Italianate homes. Residents who love exercising have plenty of facilities to choose from, although they can also enjoy the fresh air at one of many neighborhood parks. Those who enjoy thrifting and hunting for vintage finds have four discount stores to frequent and several local shops to support as well. Finally, foodies can grab quick bites to eat, have a drink with friends after work, or challenge their taste buds at any number of exotic restaurants. Thanks to great public transportation (3 CTA Blue Line stops & buses), it is more than easy to explore other parts of the city, or head to the suburbs and beyond via the Kennedy Expressway nearby.
Things to Do
Recreation: McFetridge Sports Center, DMSFit, Irving Park YMCA, Arabesque Dance & Fitness Studio, and many neighborhood parks Horner, Independence, Mayfair, California, Kilbourn, Kolmar Playlot, Keeler Gardens, & Merchant Park Community Garden
Architecture: Villa Historic District & The Steven A. Race Mansion
Culture: Irving Park Historical Society, Irish American Heritage Center, Latvian Folk Art Museum, & Windy City Playhouse (performing arts)
Shopping: Bobs Blues & Jazz Market, The Music Store, Bloodshot Records, Bonnie Flower Shop, Lincoln Antique Mall, Brew & Grow (hydroponics), Capones Liquor & Food, and several discount stores (Unique,
4100 N Keystone Ave
4100 N Keystone Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
Verified
Apartment building
Studio-1 bed
Cats only
Available units
Price may not include required fees and charges. Price shown reflects the lease term provided for each unit.
Unit 4100-106 Studio, 1 ba | 350 | Now | $1,195 |
Unit 4100-312 Studio, 1 ba | 350 | Jan 1 | $1,295 |
 Unit 4100-405 1 bd, 1 ba | 650 | Dec 1 | $1,395 |
What's special
Many neighborhood parksVilla historic districtItalianate homes
Office hours
| Day | Open hours |
|---|---|
| Mon - Fri: | 9 am - 5 pm |
| Sat - Sun: | Closed |
Facts, features & policies
Building Amenities
Services & facilities
- Elevator: Single Elevator
Unit Features
Appliances
- Refrigerator
Cooling
- Ceiling Fan
Flooring
- Hardwood Floors
Internet/Satellite
- Cable TV Ready
Policies
Parking
- None
Lease terms
- 12
Pet essentials
Additional details
| Restrictions: None
Special Features
- Availability 24 Hours
- Efficient Appliances
- Gas Range
- High Ceilings
- Large Closets
- Transportation
Neighborhood: Irving Park
Areas of interest
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Travel times
Getting around
Walk Score®
 / 100
Somewhat WalkableTransit Score®
 / 100
Excellent TransitBike Score®
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BikeableNearby schools in Chicago
Belding Elementary School
Grades PK-8 • 0.3 miles7/10
GreatSchools® Rating
Test Score Rating
8/10Student Progress Rating
6/10Schurz High School
Grades 9-12 • 0.7 miles1/10
GreatSchools® Rating
College Readiness Rating
1/10Living in Chicago
Irving Park sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side, with a mix of residential streets, historic homes, and busier commercial corridors. Its continental climate brings warm summers, cold winters, and changing seasons for enjoying nearby green spaces. Independence Park offers open lawns and recreation areas, while Horner Park provides paths and riverfront scenery along the North Branch of the Chicago River. Dining and coffee options line Milwaukee Avenue and Irving Park Road, alongside neighborhood shops and everyday services. The area’s history is visible in its older architecture and long-established streetscapes. CTA Blue Line stations at Irving Park and Montrose, Metra’s Grayland station, buses, and major roads connect the neighborhood with the wider city. For the Irving Park neighborhood, the median rent is $1,900 per month, with a typical range of $750 to $7,200.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is 4100 N Keystone Ave located, and what is the neighborhood like?
4100 N Keystone Ave is located at 4100 N Keystone Ave in Irving Park, Chicago, IL. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 2 miles, such as Backlot Coffee, ERIS Brewery and Cider House, and Cafe Urbano.
What is the average rent in Chicago, IL?
Based on the latest Zillow data, the median rent across all unit types in the Irving Park neighborhood of Chicago is currently $1,900 per month. Prices vary by neighborhood, floor plan, and building amenities.
What schools are assigned to 4100 N Keystone Ave?
The schools assigned to 4100 N Keystone Ave include Belding Elementary School and Schurz High School.
What are the grocery stores and everyday shopping options near 4100 N Keystone Ave?
4100 N Keystone Ave is located near 7 grocery stores, including Tony's Finer Foods (0.4 miles) and Jewel-Osco (0.8 miles). Additional shopping options, including Berman Subaru of Chicago, are approximately 0.4 miles away.
What is the minimum and maximum rent for 4100 N Keystone Ave?
The total price for an apartment unit in 4100 N Keystone Ave ranges from $1,195 to $1,395. The total price will vary by floor plan, unit size, and unit amenities.
