Apartments for Rent in Goose Island - Chicago
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Apartments for Rent in Goose Island, Chicago, IL
Just four miles northwest of downtown Chicago, Goose Island is a bustling neighborhood with an abundance of restaurants, shopping, and entertainment options. Visit the iconic Goose Island Brewhouse for its local charm, or try Yard House, a high-end sports bar with extensive draft beers. If you’re craving Mexican fare, stop at Uncle Julio’s for upscale Tex-Mex paired with famously swirled margaritas. The iO Theater houses Chicago’s best improv comedy in a large warehouse space with an industrial-chic feel. Families in Goose Island enjoy ArcLight Cinemas for their movie-watching experience.
Residents enjoy close amenities, including popular retail stores such as REI, PetSmart, DSW, Target, and more. Goose Island falls into the Chicago Public School District, and the neighborhood has access to Chicago Public Transit. For relaxation, be sure to visit Stanton Park. This kid-friendly spot has baseball fields, basketball courts, indoor pool, and playground. Because of the upscale neighborhood, rent in Goose Island can be expensive, but there’s an apartment for everyone in this lively neighborhood!
Goose Island - Chicago, IL Rental Insights
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The average rent for the Goose Island neighborhood of Chicago, IL is $1,762, but rentals range from as little as $1,762 to as much as $2,588 depending on the rental style.
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Looking for a studio apartment in the Goose Island neighborhood? Expect to pay around $1,823 per month.
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One bedroom Goose Island apartments rent for around $1,762 per month.
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Goose Island has two bedroom apartments that rent for around $2,140 per month.
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Three bedroom apartments in Goose Island are usually priced around $2,588 per month.
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Students looking to rent in Goose Island while staying close to campus will have access to Kendall College, Moody Bible Institute, DePaul Univ., Lincoln Park, and The Ill. Inst. of Art, Chicago.