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Baird & Warner

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2526 N Lincoln Ave · Chicago, IL 60614

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Lincoln Park, Chicago

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Neighborhood guide

Lincoln Park Apartments for Rent

Lincoln Park is a Chicago neighborhood on the North Side wrapped around its namesake park, the free Lincoln Park Zoo, and the lakefront — leafy streets, DePaul University, and a deep restaurant and nightlife scene.

from $2,004/mo★ 5 · 54 Google reviews

★★★★★5 · 54 Google reviewsLicensed Illinois brokerageBaird & WarnerEqual Housing Opportunity

At a glance

LayoutFrom
Studio$2,004
1 Bed$2,690
2 Bed$4,148
3+ Bed$11,757
93Walk
86Transit
84Bike
18 min
To Loop · Car
22 min
To Loop · CTA
22 min
To Loop · Bike
Best for
Renters who want greenery, the lake, and a true neighborhood.
Top school
Lincoln Park High School
ParksNeighborhood feelLakefrontNightlife

The overview

Living in Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park is the quintessential Chicago neighborhood: greystones and walk-ups on leafy streets, the free zoo and conservatory, the lakefront trail, and DePaul's campus all folded together. Armitage, Halsted, and Clark deliver the shopping, dining, and bars.

For renters it's the classic trade of a slightly longer commute for greenery, space, and a true neighborhood feel — one of the most sought-after residential areas on the North Side.

What you’ll love

The best of the neighborhood

Park, zoo & lakefront

A free zoo and conservatory, 1,200 acres of park, and the beach and trail on the lake.

Lincoln Park Zoo · Lincoln Park Conservatory · North Avenue Beach

Shopping, dining & DePaul

Boutiques on Armitage, a deep bar-and-restaurant scene, and DePaul's campus.

Armitage & Halsted shops · Steppenwolf Theatre, 1650 N Halsted St · DePaul University

Getting around

Transit & commute

CTA train
Brown, Purple & Red lines at Fullerton and Armitage; Red Line to the Loop in minutes.
Bus
#22 Clark, #36 Broadway, #74 Fullerton, and #8 Halsted.
Driving
Lake Shore Drive is at the eastern edge; permit street parking plus building garages.

Available now

Apartments for rent in Lincoln Park

Apartment in Lincoln Park
Apartment in Lincoln Park

The Apartments at Lincoln Common

Lincoln Park

$3,250+

Studio

$3,115+

1 bed

$5,915+

2 bed

Fitness Center, Outdoor Pool, Business Center +17

Available Jul 19
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Apartment in Lincoln Park
Apartment in Lincoln Park

The Belden-Stratford

Lincoln Park

$4,355+

1 bed

$8,655+

2 bed

$11,757+

3+ bed

Fitness Center, Business Center, Pet Wash +5

Available Jun 20
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Apartment in Lincoln Park
Apartment in Lincoln Park

2555 N Clark St

Lincoln Park

$2,004+

Studio

$3,102+

1 bed

$4,148+

2 bed

Fitness Center, Rooftop Deck, Elevators +4

Available now
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Apartment in Lincoln Park
Apartment in Lincoln Park

Elevate Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park

$2,780+

Studio

$4,143+

1 bed

$13,082+

3+ bed

Fitness Center, Outdoor Pool, Business Center +15

Available Jul 19
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Apartment in Lincoln Park
Apartment in Lincoln Park

The Kent

Lincoln Park

$2,690+

1 bed

Fitness Center, Dog Run, Rooftop Deck +8

Available Aug 12
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How rent compares

Lincoln Park vs. nearby areas

NeighborhoodStudio1 bed2 bed
Lincoln Park$3,250$4,395$6,075
Old Town$2,688$3,391$4,893
Lakeview$2,108$3,276$5,728
Gold Coast$2,370$3,192$4,710
Chicago median$2,483$3,021$4,416

Median asking rent from current availability. Updated daily.

Nearby

Explore neighboring areas

Old Town→

More historic and central, to the south.

Lakeview→

More nightlife and value, to the north.

Gold Coast→

Upscale lakefront living, to the south.

Compare

Lincoln Park vs. other neighborhoods

Lincoln Park vs. Old TownLincoln Park vs. Gold Coast

Questions

Lincoln Park renter FAQ

How much is rent in Lincoln Park?+

Rents in Lincoln Park start around $2,004/month and update daily from current availability. The guide shows live pricing and the current deals, and a local locator can line up tours.

Is Lincoln Park a good place to live?+

It's one of the most popular residential neighborhoods in the city — great for renters who want parks, the lakefront, and a true neighborhood feel, and willing to trade a slightly longer commute for it.

Is Lincoln Park good for families?+

Yes — the park, zoo, and highly rated schools make it a top choice for families, though it's just as popular with young professionals and DePaul students.

What is Lincoln Park known for?+

Lincoln Park wraps around its namesake park, the free zoo, and the lakefront — leafy streets, DePaul's campus, and a deep bench of restaurants and bars. It's the quintessential Chicago neighborhood: greystones, walk-ups, and a strong sense of place.

How does Chicago's Best Rentals work in Lincoln Park?+

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What renters say

“He helped my boyfriend and me find the perfect place in just two days while we were in town — and every showing fit exactly what we were looking for.”
Meghan F. · Google review
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