LUXURY APARTMENTS IN LAKEVIEW, CHICAGO

Considering a Lakeview or Wrigleyville Apartment Rental in Chicago?

As the name suggests, Lakeview has stunning sights of Lake Michigan to delight the senses. Residents and visitors from around the world come to the shoreline to walk, run, hang out and simply revel in the wonders of the great lake and all its natural splendor.

Of course, that’s not all this scenic part of Chicago has to offer. Lakeview is known for its juxtaposition of the laidback atmosphere at the lake with the liveliness of the assorted Michelin-awarded restaurants, unique shopping boutiques and dynamic entertainment venues.

If you’ve always aspired to live in a great Chicago neighborhood, the award-winning team here at Mo2 Properties can help make that dream come true. We have an impressive list of first-rate Lakeview apartments and Lakeview condos as well a full suite of management services to support your search or investment. Partner with us to see our collection of apartments in Lakeview, Chicago, and you’ll find out how we can simplify your hunt for the perfect apartment.

Types of Lakeview Chicago apartments for rent we offer:

• Studios
• One-bedroom units
• Two-bedroom units
• Three-bedroom units

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What Is There to Do in Lakeview?

As mentioned above, Lakeview’s proximity to the picturesque Lake Michigan shoreline provides a plethora of outdoor activities for anyone interested in our beautifully rehabbed Lakeview apartments. You can picnic at Belmont Harbor, take a dip in the summer or stroll along the paved Lakefront Trail, which stretches for miles down picture-perfect banks.

Further down the waterfront, there’s even more outdoor activities in Lakeview’s section of Lincoln Park along Lake Shore Drive. The illustrious park features a golf course, driving range, bird sanctuary, tennis courts, grassy areas and so much more for the public to enjoy. It’s activities like these and so many more that attract residents from all walks of life to Lakeview. It’s no wonder the neighborhood is teeming with young business professionals, big families and so many others.

Away from the water are the bustling shopping districts along Broadway, Belmont and the Southport Corridor. Lining these streets is a fabulous array of vintage shops, trendy restaurants, themed bars and live entertainments venues, such as the much-loved Laugh Factory. In addition to the countless urban attractions, there are standard businesses to cater to the necessities of life, such as grocery stores, banks, dry cleaners and fitness centers.

Getting Around Lakeview

With everything going on in this busy metropolis, it’s best to understand the transportation available to those in search of apartments for rent in Lakeview. Fortunately, this neighborhood is one of the most accessible in Chicago. There’s ride sharing, taxis and bike lanes close by, as well as the red line train and bus system through the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). Simply hop aboard these affordable transits to get anywhere in the city or take the Metra out to the suburbs.

Journeying through Chicagoland can be overwhelming. Not to worry, Mo2 Properties is here to help get you on the right path. Our team is backed by an extensive knowledge of the Chicago real estate market and have become well known around town for outstanding responsiveness and reliability. Let us show you how simple finding your new home can be by reaching out to us today!

Lakeview

Festivals abound in Lakeview. These festivals celebrate the arts, summer, ethnic food and music. In fact, Lakeview is known for its vibrant music scene. The neighborhood is the site of several historic live concert venues, including The Vic Theatre on Sheffield Avenue, the Metro on Clark Street and The Elbo Room on Lincoln Avenue. Bands from around the world play in venues ranging from small “dives” to old balconied theaters that seat thousands. You can also attend original community plays, comedy acts and indie films.

Wrigleyville

What can we say about Wrigleyville? Wrigley Field is the historic home of the city’s beloved Chicago Cubs. The stadium, located right off the red line elevated Addison Street station, is surrounded by sports bars and souvenir shops. There is also a lively nightlife scene here, with live music and comedy venues. Although Wrigleyville is relatively quiet by day and during the off-season, watch out when the crowds exit “The Friendly Confines” — especially after a night game!