Neighborhoods in Lincoln, NE

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  Capitol Beach

  Three miles west of downtown, the small lakefront neighborhood of Capitol Beach is so named because it offers views of the Nebraska State Capitol and Capitol Beach Lake. Most of the 300 permanent residences and summer homes have direct waterfront access, and the remaining few have a clear view of the water. But, before you grab a pail and shovel

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    $580K

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    $267K - $1.3M

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  Village Gardens

  Village Gardens is a 21st-century suburban community that illustrates the appeal of South Lincoln for young families. While the neighborhood is 9 miles south of Downtown Lincoln, gentle hills surround the landscape, creating rolling vistas toward nearby farmland. Village Gardens offers 1,000 homes in its setting between Pine Lake Road to the

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    $468K

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    $339K - $724K

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    3 Listings

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  Family Acres

  One of the first things buyers notice about the overall vibe of Family Acres, about 6 miles south of downtown Lincoln, is the number of contemporary homes. While the expansive neighborhood of several small subdivisions is not far from the state capital and its historic late 1800s neighborhoods, buyers in Family Acres will find few, if any,

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    $450K

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    $298K - $1.5M

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    15 Listings

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  Crown Pointe

  Crown Pointe is a classically suburban neighborhood just 6 miles from Downtown Lincoln. : Featuring two-story traditional-style homes, large yards with grassy lawns, in-ground swimming pools, and sidewalks on every street and cul-de-sac, the vibe is welcoming and established. “It’s pretty quiet in Crown Pointe,” says Realtor Saul Bakewell, a

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    $447K

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    $295K - $611K

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  Downtown Lincoln

  Downtown Lincoln is a thriving urban neighborhood in the primary business district of the city. Home to about 2,200 residents, it offers the amenities and assets people would expect from a small city, but its size and location allow it to shine in unexpected ways. Buyers can easily walk from their condominium homes to shops, restaurants, cafes,

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    $419K

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    $191K - $1.4M

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    7 Listings

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  Fox Hollow

  With three Little Free Libraries inside its boundaries, Fox Hollow's accent on families isn't hard to spot. Decidedly suburban, the neighborhood is known for its updated homes and quiet location. Set between Crown Pointe and Family Acres, with Holmes Lake to its immediate west, Fox Hollow is 6 miles from Downtown Lincoln. Lux Middle School is

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    $393K

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    $318K - $588K

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    2 Listings

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  Country Club

  Founded in 1903, Lincoln Country Club was the main social attraction for residents of the highly coveted neighborhood that shares its name. It still is today. “Many residents of the Country Club neighborhood are members of the club, which makes living here so easy. If you’re social and you love golf or tennis, and perhaps if you have young

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    $392K

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    $218K - $869K

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    12 Listings

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  Trendwood

  At first blush, trendy might not seem like the best word to describe the East Lincoln neighborhood of Trendwood. After all, its homes were mostly built around the mid-1970s, and its vibe is stable and established. But when buyers look more closely, they discover fashionable conveniences, updated amenities and homes that sell quickly. Trendwood’s

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    $370K

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    $247K - $585K

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    5 Listings

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  Southern Hills

  Southern Hills is a 3-square-mile suburban neighborhood about 6 miles south of Downtown Lincoln. Its closest neighbors are Porter Ridge, one-half mile south and Williamsburg Village to the east. Southern Hills looks like a quiet South Lincoln suburban neighborhood. And it is. But what buyers can’t see right away is what captures their attention

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    $365K

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    $264K - $449K

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    1 Listing

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  Porter Ridge

  Adjacent to more than 1,000 acres of preserved prairie, residents of Porter Ridge can take in views that have hardly changed in centuries. From undeveloped flat landscapes covered by towering white clouds to floodplains interrupted by 44-mile-long Salt Creek, it's easy to see nothing built for miles in this small and relatively young south Lincoln

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    $364K

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    $290K - $462K

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    1 Listing

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  Colonial Hills

  Anchored between Holmes Lake Park to the north and Nebraska Parkway to the south, Colonial Hills balances a residential community of about 1,400 homes in south central Lincoln. Retail stops are “close enough to bike or walk to, depending on which corner of the neighborhood you live in,” says Saul Bakewell, a Realtor with Nebraska Realty for more

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    $347K

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    $214K - $915K

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    11 Listings

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  Yankee Hill

  With unpaved roads crisscrossing the landscape, wildlife and farm animals a common sight and hardly a sign of planned development anywhere in Yankee Hill, it’s clear the neighborhood 5 miles from Downtown suits a rural lifestyle. “That’s exactly the kind of buyer who comes to Yankee Hill,” says Realtor Sarah Pierce, with eXp Realty LLC and a

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    $345K

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    $171K - $388K

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    7 Listings

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  Taylor Park

  For three dozen or so residents of Taylor Park, the line between back yard and the park with the same name can be hard to spot. The 20-acre greenspace, designated an arboretum, adjoins properties along two main roads, allowing out-the-back-door access to walking paths, an assortment of trees and gardens, and green space. For everyone else, the

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    $338K

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    $258K - $617K

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    1 Listing

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  Wedgewood Manor

  Wedgewood Manor is a rare Lincoln neighborhood that offers a mix of midsized homes, a peaceful lakefront setting and a location between two highly ranked public schools. Hillcrest Country Club is its neighbor to the east, and Trendwood Park is immediately south. “Wedgewood Manor is known for what’s inside or immediately outside the neighborhood,”

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    $317K

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    $241K - $570K

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    1 Listing

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  Highlands

  Eight miles north of Downtown Lincoln is the “pretty, quiet and almost quaint” neighborhood of Highlands. Quaint, largely because of a distinctive feature that pops up around the neighborhood. “The white fences really capture people’s attention,'' said Josh Beyer, a Realtor and the owner of Capital City Realty Group. "Not every home has one, but

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    $305K

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    $250K - $405K

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    2 Listings

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  Eastridge

  Shortly after World War II, Lincoln began to rapidly develop eastward, a growth fueled by the influx of thousands of young families in need of new homes and retail destinations. The midsized neighborhood of Eastridge provided both -- both then and today. About 500 brand-new ranch-style homes were built by the well-known Strauss brothers

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    $298K

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    $226K - $410K

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  Far South

  Directionally speaking, Far South is a good name for this Lincoln neighborhood, exactly due south of Downtown Lincoln. But at 6 miles from the city's center, the distance presents differently in the open spaces of Nebraska. In other words, not-so far. “The name is pretty funny to me because most clients I have consider 6 miles a short drive,''

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    $287K

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    $223K - $373K

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  Cheney

  As the Midland Pacific Railroad built west from Nebraska City to Lincoln after the Civil War, William B. Cheney envisioned a thriving village around the first station, which was built on his land around 1871. That settlement was called Cheney, now a neighborhood on the southeast side of Lincoln. Though it initially grew with small homes, schools,

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    $285K

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    $156K - $347K

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  Bethany

  Northeast of Lincoln’s city center, Bethany is a nearly all-residential neighborhood with about 7,700 residents. Comprised mostly of homes built throughout the 20th century, Josh Beyer, Realtor and owner of Capital City Realty Group says features, “such as hardwood floors, glass block bathroom windows, finished basements and stained-glass windows”

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    $283K

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    $115K - $484K

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    13 Listings

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  Greater South

  The near southeast Lincoln neighborhood of Greater South offers a blend of early 20th-century homes along elegant winding boulevards interspersed with contemporary houses of worship, trendy restaurants and miles of parks, golf courses and biking trails. According to Matt Kirkland, realtor and owner of Giving Realty and a Lincoln real estate

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    $280K

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    $170K - $525K

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    7 Listings

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  Indian Village

  Street names in Lincoln neighborhoods sometimes pay homage to historical events or founding details. Inside Indian Village, east-to-west streets are named after almost a dozen Native American tribes that lived in the Lincoln area before European settlers arrived. Streets named Otoe, Pawnee, Dakota, Sioux, and Cheyenne make up the heart of the

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    $274K

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    $170K - $442K

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    5 Listings

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  West A

  West A neighborhood in southwest Lincoln does a great job of expanding the meaning behind “Location. Location. Location.” Inside its boundaries and within less than a two-mile radius, the community is surrounded by golf courses, equestrian centers, multiple bike trails, a massive nature center, Robber’s Cave and notable museums. Just three miles

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    $271K

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    $200K - $394K

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    9 Listings

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  Salt Valley View

  At first look, Salt Valley View may seem like a quiet, neat and cohesive suburban neighborhood. Five miles south of Downtown Lincoln and alongside Salt Creek and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad line, it sits between South Lincoln suburbs to the east and undeveloped preserves to the west. According to Ben Bleicher, a Realtor with BHHS

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    $270K

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    $213K - $325K

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    0 Listings

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  College View

  College View neighborhood was named for its location surrounding Union Adventist University, a small, private college founded by the Seventh-day Adventists in 1891. The four-square-mile southeast Lincoln neighborhood, with about 7,500 residents, grew up around the 50-acre college and was designed with elements of a small, semi-urban village.

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    $269K

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    $165K - $772K

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    6 Listings

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  Oak Hills

  Proximity to an airport naturally brings noise worries, but in the Oak Hills neighborhood of Lincoln, a specific type of air traffic is actually anticipated each fall and cherished on college football gamedays. "One thing that people who live around here look forward to is the National Guard Black Hawk helicopter flyovers at the start of home

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    $264K

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    $215K - $469K

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    7 Listings

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