West Byron Place

West Byron Place sits at 2815 W Byron St, right in Chicago's Irving Park neighborhood, and it's set up as a senior housing facility for people 62 or older or for those who are disabled, and you'll find one- and two-bedroom apartment homes in a building that's gone through a big rehab back in 2006, using support from the Illinois Finance Authority Tax-Exempt Revenue Bonds, Federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, and it's part of HUD Section 8, so it's got some affordable options. You'll see modern touches like energy star appliances, individual climate controls, cable TV and internet capabilities in the units, and essential services like on-site laundry, which comes in handy for most folks, along with shared laundry, and there's a parking lot along with secure, gated entry for safety. The management is right there during weekday hours, from 8:00 to 16:30, and they handle maintenance calls and questions, plus there's 24-hour emergency support if anything pops up after hours. Residents share large, nicely kept common areas, which makes it easy to socialize or just find a quiet spot, and the community room hosts active social programs for anyone looking to join in or connect with neighbors. Outside, you'll find well-manicured grounds, a gazebo and a lawn for sitting or walking, and when winter comes around, snow and trash removal are covered. There's a focus on keeping the building accessible for people who need disabled access, and the apartments themselves have spacious floor plans that make moving around pretty easy. You'll get the basics like heat and hot water included in your rent, and the building keeps things comfortable and clean, and dogs or cats are allowed if you like having a pet around. Since it's right in Irving Park, you'll have access to parks, grocery stores, pharmacies, and public transportation, all within a short distance, and there are also resources for getting around Chicago, including info about the city's traffic, street grid, and neighborhood details. West Byron Place uses terms like Net Effective Rent and Security Deposits, and leases can vary, with options like month-to-month if you want flexibility. With programs like tenant screening guides, renter's insurance info, and landlord responsibility tools, the place tries to keep everyone informed and on the same page, and they work within the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (CRLTO) and Chicago Heat Ordinance. The social side, focus on safety, and building policies are there to make residents feel welcome and bring a sense of community, while giving peace of mind about legal and compliance issues.