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Hyde Park West

Hyde Park, 5325 S Cottage Grove Ave | Chicago

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Building Laundry Room
Dishwasher
Fitness Center
Granite Countertops
Microwave
Minimum Lease Term
Parking Available
Pet Friendly
Private Decks
Resident Lounge
Stainless Steel Appliances
Washer/Dryer In Unit

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About this Location

Washington Park
5 min walk

In a quiet
neighborhood

2/4 (bus) - 3 min
55 (bus) - 7 min

Pricing

Studio, 1 Bath

$950+

4 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths

$2,000+

Bedrooms
- Walk-in Closets
Building Related
- Elevators
- Smoke-Free Community
Convenience
- Package Receiving
Entertainment
- Resident Events
- Resident Lounge
Included
- Gas Included
- Heat Included
- Sewage Included
- Trash/Recycling Included
- Water Included
Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Stove & Oven
Landscape
- Courtyard
Laundry
- Building Laundry Room
- Washer and Dryer Hookups In Unit
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
Lease Terms
- Minimum Lease Term
Living Room
- Air Conditioning
- Ceiling Fans
- Wall-to-Wall Carpets
Security & Maintenance
- Controlled Access
- Gated Community
Storage
- Additional Storage Available
View
- Amazing Views
- Private Decks

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About Hyde Park

One of Chicago's most beloved neighborhoods, Hyde Park effortlessly combines modern flair with a rich historical background. The neighborhood proudly flaunts the fact that they have more Nobel Prize winners per square kilometer than any other place on earth! Though extremely studious, residents of H...

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Getting around Hyde Park

2/4 (bus)

3 min

55 (bus)

7 min

15 (bus)

9 min

172 (bus)

7 min

Parking Near Hyde Park West

No parking is available at Hyde Park West, but there is parking nearby.

Laz Parking

15 min

$90 / month

Sp Plus Chicago Parking - CTA Green Line Garfield

24 min

$40 / month

Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Hyde Park Reviews

222 reviews

Reviewed by Chicago Booth Student living at Haymarket House

Hyde Park is a historic neighborhood with a lot of local flavor and a defensible restaurant / bar scene. Plus, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Target all recently opened locations here, so there's an abundance of grocery store options.

I personally loved living close to campus, for access both to Harper Center and to the broader UChicago campus. I feel much more integrated with the rest of the university as a result of proximity and availability.

Reviewed by UChicago LLM Student living at City Hyde Park

You can easily access all your necessary facilities. Just 1 minute walk to CTA bus stops for U of C and downtown and U of C night shuttle bus stop. 3 minutes walk to Metra station. You can go to Whole Foods Market without getting out during brutal Chicago winter. 5 minutes walk to Chipotle, Roti, Starbucks, movie theater and UPS .10 minutes walk to Trader Joes, Office Depot, Walgreens, CVS, Target, and USPS.

Reviewed by UChicago Law Student living at n/a

If I manage to catch the bus, it's about 15 minutes during busy times of the day or like 9 minutes at non-busy times. I can also walk to school in about 20 minutes, so it's not bad even if I miss the bus or if there are too many people already on the bus so it just drives by without even stopping (which happens frequently before 10 am). I've never had any problems where I live, and I regularly walk around at very odd hours like 3 am or whatever. Of course, I don't recommend doing that. It only takes once.

Reviewed by UChicago Law Student living at 5118 S Dorchester Ave

The convenience of getting to campus cannot be beat. I feel relatively safe as a young woman here. I have never been robbed thus far. Thankfully there are lots of police officers. I get my groceries at hyde park produce and whole foods, which are both pretty convenient. The 172 is great. I just wish it ran later at night for late classes.

Reviewed by Chicago Resident living at Hyde Park Manor Condominium

Hyde park is just the best! It has really blossomed over the past 5 years that I've been living there. It has really become home for me. I have lived on Blackstone, Cornell, Woodlawn, and now Kenwood. Each experience has been awesome. I have felt comfortable and safe at all times - even with my late night walks/runs. My favorite feature of course is Lake Michigan! There's something about Hyde Park's lake front that i just adore!

Reviewed by UChicago Law Student living at The Versailles

There's a lot going on off of 53rd. Good restaurants (A10, Promentory, Yusho) and even some worthwhile fast food (Native Foods, Chipotle). There are two grocery stores (Hyde Park Produce is phenomenal), and almost everything else (a hardware store, an office supply store in the Treasure Island shopping center, some doctors' offices off of 55th). Down on 57th there are some other good restaurants (Medici) and 57th Street Books is a cornerstone. Hyde Park even just got an improv comedy place (The Revival) on 57th.

In short, there's enough going on in Hyde Park not to feel isolated, but it's far enough away from the city not to feel suffocated.

Reviewed by UChicago Law Student living at Residence Place of Hyde Park

Hyde Park is great if you want convenience and safety. Some things are a little overpriced (god help those who want cheap flour) but others are cheap (i.e., square footage of your unit if you aren't in Regents). It's not a neighborhood for those who love nightlife. We have almost none. But there's a professional theater company, some good restaurants, and you can walk home basically any time of night.

Reviewed by UChicago Law Student living at 5321 S. Cornell Ave.

Hyde Park is a great place to live for a student or a young family, in that it's relatively quiet, but is growing quickly in terms of entertainment and dining options. It's also very beautiful, being an older neighborhood with a lot of brownstones and castle-like structures, and big trees with lots of beautiful foliage in the fall. I don't like the fact that there's not an L stop central to the neighborhood, but the Metra makes up some of the difference if you live nearby, and the buses to downtown are relatively convenient. Also, people's concerns about "safety" are ridiculous – I think certain people tend to become afraid when they see more brown people than they are used to, but the neighborhood is actually one of the wealthiest and safest neighborhoods in the city, in addition to having the advantage of being culturally and demographically diverse. There's also a lot of really nice park space (you're between Jackson Park and Washington Park, have the Midway Plaisance right in the middle of the university, and other smaller parks like Nichols Park and Harold Washington Park provide a lot of nice greenery).

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Hyde Park West

Top Amenities

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About this Location

Pricing

Bedrooms

Building Related

Convenience

Entertainment

Included

Kitchen

Landscape

Laundry

Lease Terms

Living Room

Security & Maintenance

Storage

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The Neighborhood

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dining 29 Recs

grocery 2 Recs

convenience 1 Rec

fitness 7 Recs

parks 2 Recs

coffee 13 Recs

About Hyde Park

Getting around Hyde Park

2/4 (bus)

55 (bus)

15 (bus)

172 (bus)

Parking Near Hyde Park West

Laz Parking

Sp Plus Chicago Parking - CTA Green Line Garfield

Hyde Park Reviews

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