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The projected corner bay windows of this delicate yellow brick facade offer abundant light and ample cross-ventilation to the interiors as well as unobstructed views of the streetscape. A solid limestone base combines with a grand Romanesque entryway, both anchoring the building and marking its presence in the center of the neighborhood just a few minutes from Lake Michigan to the east and Washington Park to the west.

Set back from the street, this building welcomes residents up the solid front stairs and past its facade that reflects the clean designs of the Arts & Crafts Movement. The warm brick exterior creates a play between light and shadow, adding visual interest and depth through recessed masonry patterns. Limestone keystones articulate major window openings, and a landscaped lawn provides a spot to relax or absorb neighborhood activities all just a few minutes from Lake Michigan, public transportation and the mix of restaurants and cafes along 53rd Street.

Experience the craftsmanship of early 20th century architectural details: hand-laid Arts & Crafts style mosaic floors, carved-wood banisters and wrought-iron balustrades marked by the flowery emblems of the Art Nouveau style. With bright, updated interiors and natural hardwood floors throughout, these apartments are an ideal space in which to make your home. Large windows provide natural light and ventilation. Limited on-site parking is available. Nearby public transportation and major highways, coupled with the University of Chicago's complimentary shuttle service make the property easily accessible not just to the University, but to the entire city.

Wrought-iron banisters border the staircase leading up to an arched Romanesque entryway, crowned by a Greek Revival pediment. Like much of the boulevard, 5336's stately brick exterior and ornamental keystone detailing lining the windows stand testament to the eclectic nature of early-20th-century architecture. With Harold Washington Park just to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and public transportation just a few blocks away, the building lies in an ideal location along a tranquil street.

This u-shaped courtyard building reflects the mingling of architectural styles found throughout Hyde Park: bold Chicago brick facades and projecting bay windows stand punctuated by creamy limestone detailing and pilasters, while arched recessed doorways provide a classic welcoming touch. The landscaped courtyard nestled amidst the building provides light and fresh air to the interiors as well as serene garden views.

Wrought-iron gates border 5300, which gracefully anchors the corner of South Hyde Park Boulevard and 53rd Street. Recessed entryways crowned with triangular Grecian pediments reflect a slight Gothic influence. The creamy limestone base supports and elevates a rich red brick facade, which varies in color and depth to highlight expansive, projected bay windows, ushering in morning sunlight and providing views of Lake Michigan to the east and the bustling street just below.

Standing out on the corner lot, this property alternates projected bay windows with recessed facades lined with the maximum number of openings to usher in light and fresh air. The simple brick and limestone design evoking the sense of a quaint European village contrasts with the modern entryway. The building is situated close to Lake Michigan and public transportation into the city.

Sitting grandly on a wide corner near the University of Chicago's campus, this property blends Gothic verticality with the simple geometric detail and clean, horizontal lines of the Arts & Crafts Movement reflected in the brick and limestone exterior. Projected bay windows that usher light and air to the interiors provide movement and create a visual play between sunlight, shadows and the sweeping trees lining the sidewalks.

Situated along the street named for Paul Cornell, who began developing the Hyde Park neighborhood in 1853, this property features a mix of early 20th-century architectural trademarks. The red brick facade wraps around expansive windows highlighted with limestone trim details, while brick pilasters draw the eye upward toward the Spanish Mission roof. Just steps from Lake Michigan, public transportation and the restaurants along 53rd Street, the property's location is hard to beat.

This three-story courtyard building is located in Hyde Park a few blocks from the University of Chicago. A gut rehab was completed in 2011.

One of the few courtyard residences along the historic avenue named for Hyde Park's founder Paul Cornell, this cozy red brick building receives abundant morning light through generous windows, while the inner courtyard ushers in evening light. It sits steps from the eclectic mix of restaurants and cafes along 53rd Street and just a few blocks from both Lake Michigan and public transportation.

5535 S. Kimbark, a close knit yet spacious apartment community with a beautiful brick facade, is centrally located in one of Chicago's most historic and happening neighborhoods- Hyde Park. Just two blocks from the University of Chicago and two blocks from 53rd Street Corridor's eclectic mix of restaurants, shops and apartments, there isn't a reason not to love these Hyde Park apartments and their prime location. 5535 S. Kimbark's building offers new, modern amenities within the classic context of a historic architecture. These Hyde Park rentals offer 1 bedroom apartments for rent and 2 bedroom apartments for rent.

Situated along 56th Street and University Avenue, 1154 East 56th Street apartments are just steps from the University of Chicago. Residents of this inviting building can conveniently access all Hyde Park has to offer including Lake Michigan, diverse shops and restaurants, Washington and Jackson Park, science and cultural museums, just to name a few.

With its commanding presence along the corner of South Drexel and 49th Street, this building blends a myriad of architectural features: red Chicago brick and sandstone-detailed corners grace the facade, while dual projected semi-circle bay windows draw the eye upward toward the balustrade, flanked by Grecian urns, capping the edifice. A wrought-iron gate enclosing the landscaped estate adds to the distinguished and majestic character of this property.

Blending styles from both the Prairie School and the Arts & Crafts Movement, this corner building features a warm, red brick facade that moves upward to highlight expansive windows capped off by projected eaves. The extended exterior makes a bold statement with windows accentuated by creamy limestone trim and ornamental details. Just steps from bustling 53rd street, the property is centrally located, within minutes from everything in Hyde Park.

Experience the craftsmanship of early 20th century architectural details: hand-laid Arts & Crafts style mosaic floors, carved-wood banisters and wrought-iron balustrades marked by the flowery emblems of the Art Nouveau style. With bright, updated interiors and natural hardwood floors throughout, these apartments are an ideal space in which to make your home. Large windows provide natural light and ventilation. Limited on-site parking is available. Nearby public transportation and major highways, coupled with the University of Chicago's complimentary shuttle service make the property easily accessible not just to the University, but to the entire city.

On a tree-lined street with historic residential architecture as well as dramatic Gothic Revival churches, 46th Street Apartments blend seamlessly into its surroundings, combining the verticality of the Gothic with the horizontality of the Arts & Crafts Movement. Light sandstone details draw the eye upwards along the red brick bays to the Mission style roofline capping the facade. Pointed Gothic archways crown the entries, punctuated by flowery Art Nouveau style details.

Experience the craftsmanship of early 20th century architectural details: hand-laid Arts & Crafts style mosaic floors, carved-wood banisters and wrought-iron balustrades marked by the flowery emblems of the Art Nouveau style. With bright, updated interiors and natural hardwood floors throughout, these apartments are an ideal space in which to make your home. Large windows provide natural light and ventilation. Limited on-site parking is available. Nearby public transportation and major highways, coupled with the University of Chicago's complimentary shuttle service make the property easily accessible not just to the University, but to the entire city.

Located in the elegant neighborhood of 5409 South Blackstone Avenue, this apartment radiates urban charm and comfort. 5409 S. Blackstone offers a modern living space with complete amenities including spacious rooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a bright bathroom. Living here provides convenient access to transportation, with a stone's throw away shopping centers, gourmet restaurants, and verdant parks. Residents can easily reach major public transit routes, making travel incredibly convenient. This is not only a residence but also represents a quality lifestyle.

On the tree-lined avenue named after the 1853 founder of Hyde Park, steps from Jackson Park, The Museum of Science and Industry and the University of Chicago, stands the apartments of 5528 S. Cornell. Within the bold brick facade is subtle masonry detail that reveals the outline of a Grecian style temple elevated on a bold Chicago brick pedestal. Variations in brick color and depth highlight the vertical pilasters, defining grand archways that encapsulate large bay windows. Decorative capitals crown the pilasters, while flowery terra cotta ornament celebrates the Art Nouveau aesthetic of the early 1900's.