410 E 107th
410 E 107th St, Chicago, IL 60628
Available units
![]() Unit 410-2D 2 bd, 1 ba | 685 | Dec 31 | $1,035 |
What's special
Facts, features & policies
Building Amenities
Other
- Shared: On-Site Laundry
Security
- Phone Entry Intercom
Unit Features
Other
- 2 Nd Floor
- Dining Room
Policies
Parking
- Parking Available
Special Features
- Close To Public Transportation
- Dining Room
- Secondadry
- Secondary Entrance
Neighborhood: Rosemoor
Areas of interest
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Travel times
Getting around
Nearby schools in Chicago
Living in Chicago
Rosemoor is a residential neighborhood on Chicago’s Far South Side, with a mostly low-rise setting and a seasonal Midwestern climate: warm summers, cold winters, and changeable spring and fall weather. The neighborhood is near the historic Pullman district, whose preserved architecture and Pullman National Historical Park offer a window into Chicago’s industrial past. Local parks and green spaces provide room for fresh air and recreation; nearby forest preserves add walking trails and nature outings. Everyday dining and shopping are found along neighborhood commercial corridors, while a wider range of restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations is available in nearby districts. Metra Electric service at nearby stations and CTA bus routes connect the area with other parts of the city; driving is also a common way to get around. For the Rosemoor neighborhood, median rent is $1,595 per month, with a typical range of $1,035 to $3,961.
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Frequently asked questions
410 E 107th has a walk score of 60, it's somewhat walkable.
410 E 107th has a transit score of 65, it has good transit.
The schools assigned to 410 E 107th include Cullen Elementary School and Corliss High School.
No, but 410 E 107th has shared building laundry.
410 E 107th is in the Rosemoor neighborhood in Chicago, IL.
Large dogs are not allowed.

















