Deluxe 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 Bath Townhouse - For Rent

Gorgeous New Construction - Never Lived In - Bridgeport

Only $1,850/month - 2 1/2 Car attached Garage - Pet Friendly

3744 S Halsted, Chicago, IL - click for live map

 

Vaulted ceilings in Living Room
Oak flooring throughout main floor
Large Eat in kitchen
23 foot balcony
Living Room - 16x16
Dining Room 13x12
Kitchen 10x10
Master Bedroom 16x10
Bedroom 2 - 10x11
Bedroom 3 - 10x11
Family Room

Kitchen with SS Appliances
maple cabinets - Granite Counters
Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Microwave
 
Attached 2 1/2 car garage
Central Heat & A/C

Hook ups for full size Washer dryer

 Pet Friendly

Interactive Map - Click Here
 

Master Bath
 

The Fine Print
Gas and Electric not included
Pet Friendly
Rent is $1,850
Private Garage Parking
Security deposit - 1 month's rent
Application Fee is $30 - good for all of our apartments

Call for appointment to view- 773-463-0000

Bridgeport is a neighborhood on the south side of Chicago, Illinois, USA. It is one of 77 community areas of Chicago. Historically and still today, a large section of the neighborhood has served as an enclave of the Irish-American community in Chicago, as large numbers of immigrants from Ireland settled in this working class neighborhood beginning in the 1830s. Many of the same Irish immigrants who helped build the Erie Canal later came to Chicago to work on the Illinois and Michigan Canal. Because of inadequate funding for the project, the State of Illinois began issuing "Land Scrip" to the workers rather than paying them with money. A large number of those Irish-Americans who received the scrip used the scrip to purchase canal-owned land to settle at the northern end of the canal, at its junction with the south branch of the Chicago River which is near the original Bridgeport village, named Hardscrabble, centered on what is now the diagonal section of Throop Street [1], the northwest side of the present day well-defined Bridgeport community area. See also South Side Irish and Finley Peter Dunne. Dunne's Mr Dooley character lived on "Archey Road" (present day Archer Avenue, Chicago ) in Bridgeport.

Bridgeport has also been home to a large number of Lithuanian-Americans, particularly along Lituanica Avenue, which runs between 31st Street and 38th Place one block west of Halsted. Today, there are also large numbers of first and second generation Mexican-Americans as well as Chinese immigrants who, like the Irish immigrants of the mid-late 19th Century, have also settled in the Bridgeport area due to its affordability and proximity to their work.

Bridgeport is home to two magnificent churches in the so-called Polish Cathedral style: St. Mary of Perpetual Help and St.Barbara. Visible from both the Stevenson Expressway as well as the Dan Ryan, these monumental edifices tower over the neighborhood. The Art Institute of Chicago has recently done restoration work on the historic paintings in the Shrine Altars at St. Mary of Perpetual Help which date back to 1890, and plans are in the works to restore the beautiful stained glass windows and to complete the painting of the interior ceilings and dome. Bridgeport is also home to St. Jerome Croatian Catholic Church, which holds services in both Croatian and English.

Although it is often stated that the Chicago White Sox' home field, U.S. Cellular Field, is in Bridgeport, the stadium is actually located one block to the east, in the small Armour Square neighborhood.

The father-son mayors of Chicago, Richard J. and Richard M. Daley, are both Bridgeport natives.

According to the 2000 Census, the population of Bridgeport is 33,694. Chicago's RedEye newspaper, a free offshoot of the widely circulated Chicago Tribune, has called Bridgeport, along with Rogers Park, one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Chicago. Due to the short commute to Illinois Institute of Technology, many students choosing to move off-campus have relocated here.
 

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