Apartments For Rent in Antioch, IL

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Apartments For Rent Near Antioch, IL

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What Locals Say about Antioch

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Antioch, IL: easygoing lakes-and-trails living, close to Chicago, small-town charm, quick commutes. Loved for safe, neighborly vibe, walkable historic core, train access, lakes, good schools. Drawbacks: limited late-night options, scant transit/sidewalks, dark spots, mosquitoes, higher taxes.
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  • Stephenwilkins47
    "No dog park areas limited poop disposals and the good is your dog must stay on a leash and poop must be picked up ! "
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  • Kareenandnicole
    "I have lived her for 8 years and it is mostly quiet . I do miss restaurants being open later and having more options."
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  • Jan.steitz
    "nice neighbors . we live peacefully. 😋!! Fourth of July celebrAtions are fun and safe. Police and fire protection is excellent"
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  • Dallas B.
    "I work in town so my commute is under 10 minutes. I love the location between Chicago and Milwaukee. "
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  • Riley M.
    "we have a train station in the middle of town, rentals are all around. if you need something fast, its a good community so calling an uber or lyft would be helpful as well"
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  • Riley M.
    "It gets very dark here, even with street lamps on in certain neighborhoods. otherwise its a very nice small town to live in."
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  • Kmadden267
    "I've lived in Antioch for 20 years and it's a good town. Good people, good downtown, nice quiet neighborhoods "
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  • Yourschmoopy2
    "My neighbor has good public transportation. the train goes from Antioch to Chicago. I dont know about bus service, but bicycles could be riden locally"
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  • Brit J.
    "The schools are great and work with you every step of the way. They have an early child development program which my youngest started at 18 months which has helped her so much!"
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  • Jason R.
    "probably not so much. no sidewalks where I live. and few parks. but many people still do own dogs here"
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  • Tamber H. .
    "they are welcome we all love animals in our beautiful quite area. we ask you just pick up after your pet."
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  • Angela T.
    "I drive everywhere. Not much public transportation. Antioch is very spread out, it would be difficult to not have a vehicle. "
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  • Amanda P.
    "I have only been here for a year so far, and our neighborhood goes above and beyond for each other. Such a wonderful community that we are proud to be apart of. Only reason why we have to leave is because of our work/ plant closing. But we will definitely be back to visit and stay as close as we can to visit our hang out spots! "
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  • Lorib1585
    "great small town feel. parades and community events are awesome and organized. I like seeing police strolling through the neighborhood, giving extra sense of security with mmt eldest out riding his bike"
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  • Leslye M.
    "Indian Point is an island. We all have motor boats, kayaks, paddle boards. Great in the summer, dead in winter. "
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  • Debbie W.
    "Lots of people walking their dogs and HOA has installed some doggy waste stations around Tiffany Farms."
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  • Leslye M.
    "It’s an island, so folks walk (with or without dogs) or ride golf carts frequently. That’s the best way to meet. "
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  • Leslye M.
    "Indian Point is an island. About one quarter of the folks are full time, the rest are here on weekends during the summer. Almost all have boats, plus kayaks and paddle boards. Lots of dogs, and the neighborhood bar/marina is Captain’s Quarters...lots of live music and fun times."
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  • Jlevandow1
    "We have neighbors that walk their dogs on leash. We do have wild animals so small animals need to be watched when outside. There are coyotes and also hawks. Even saw a few bald eagles."
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  • Emily
    "there's a train station, good traffic around town, slows down a little bit near Antioch high school by 73 and main st when school gets out but that's about it."
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  • Tracyvllrrl
    "we live on water and have a private beach however no lifeguards so keep eye on kids by water "
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  • Tracyvllrrl
    "There are no sidewalks so you have to walk dogs in road and worry about speeders. Also, the beach area doesn't allow dogs so that's a drag."
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  • Felicia A.
    "The beautiful walking trails are what makes my neighborhood unique. Additionally, the mature trees and huge oak trees in the protected forests create a natural setting. There’s nearby parks for my children to enjoy which we take full advantage of."
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  • Maxlaw6
    "Good place to have kids. Taxes are kinda high but it may be worth it for safety in the neighborhood. Short trip to food and groceries along with the train. Train schedule is lacking however "
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  • Msgt F. U.
    "it s great little community and lots of things going on in Downtown Antioch over the holidays. Nieghborhoods"
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  • Shellrich920
    "Lots of people walk their dogs around the neighborhood. The neighborhood is pet friendly. Some dogs bark at other dogs."
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  • Shellrich920
    "most of the houses are decorated for Christmas and many are for other holidays as well. you can schedule an event in the park that is big and open and it can be easily seen from my house. the neighbors are diverse and friendly to each other. the community center has baseball and swimming all summer long. its next to the library and the library hold many special events for all ages. another unique thing is they have a theater and have numerous plays that cater to adults. lots of small businesses as well."
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  • Ezgolfday
    "access to the Chain of O'Lakes and golf. The shopping is a reasonable distance and all of the neighbors look out for each other and are very willing to help in any way needed. There are a lot of very reasonable restaurants and they are very informal and easy for summer fun."
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  • Cari A. H.
    "It is a small area where in the downtown area everyone knows everyone and watches out for everyone. It has many advantages to living here."
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  • Kaylene
    "the mosquito population and nosey neighbours. lots of out of business signs, bars and churches, if you're into that sort of stuff. nothing else to add here."
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Average Rent Trends in Antioch, IL

Rent in Antioch, IL varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent decreased in Jun 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Jan 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jul 2025$2,200
Aug 2025$1,600
Sep 2025$1,800
Oct 2025$2,215
Nov 2025$2,100
Dec 2025$2,100
Jan 2026$1,675
Feb 2026$1,775
Mar 2026$1,705
Apr 2026$1,675
May 2026$1,675
Jun 2026$1,595
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In June 2026, Apartments and Condos were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Townhomes and Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,400$1,575$1,850$3,710$1,750
Townhomes—$1,700——$1,700
Apartments and Condos$1,000$1,515$1,850—$1,515
Houses$1,400$1,400$2,000$3,710$3,500
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Antioch, IL

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Antioch, IL?
    The average rent of an apartment in Antioch, IL is $1,508 per month. This is about 23% lower than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Antioch, IL?
    The average rent of a house in Antioch, IL is $3,500 per month. This is about 79% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a townhome in Antioch, IL?
    The average rent of a townhome in Antioch, IL is $1,700 per month. This is about 13% lower than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Antioch, IL?
    In the last year, the average rent in Antioch, IL was lowest in Aug 2025 when it was $1,600 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Antioch, IL?
    In the last year, the average rent in Antioch, IL was highest in Jan 2025 when it was $2,664 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Antioch, IL?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Antioch, IL is $1,400 per month. That is about $550 more than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Antioch, IL?
    There are 28 available rental listings in Antioch, IL.
  • What are some zip codes in Antioch, IL?
    Antioch, IL includes zip codes such as: 60002.
  • What are some cities near Antioch, IL?
    Some nearby cities include: Lake Shangrila, Lake Villa, Fox Lake Hills, Lindenhurst, Salem. These cities may have more rental options to explore.