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4 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Chicago IL - 785 Rentals
785 Rentals Available
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4 Beds$8,655+Total Monthly PriceTotal Monthly Price NewPrices include base rent and required monthly fees of $155 - $240. Variable costs based on usage may apply.Base Rent:4 Beds$8,500
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$4,200Total Monthly PriceTotal Monthly Price NewPrices include all required monthly fees.12 Month LeaseCondo for Rent4 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,600 sq ft
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$4,500Total Monthly PriceTotal Monthly Price NewPrices include all required monthly fees.12 Month LeaseApartment for Rent5 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,400 sq ft
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4 Bedroom Chicago, IL Apartments for Rent
Looking for a four-bedroom apartment in Chicago, IL? Great choice. A four-bedroom apartment gives you space to live and entertain while providing a comfortable and versatile environment for all your needs. Whether you're moving with roommates or family, you can find the perfect place with Apartments.com. Click on any of these 785 Chicago four-bedroom rentals near you to get more verified information about availability, neighborhoods, schools, and more. Check out the photos and floor plans to envision how you'll make your new apartment your own. With more than one million currently available rentals on Apartments.com, you'll have no trouble finding your next Chicago four-bedroom apartment.
Chicago, IL Rental Insights
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The average rent for a 4-bedroom apartment in Chicago, IL is $3,860. In general, rentals in central or high-demand neighborhoods cost more than those farther from downtown.
