Neighborhoods in the 68510 ZIP Code

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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,
- Average Value
  
  $419K
- List Price
  
  $191K - $1.4M
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  7 Listings
Downtown Lincoln
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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
- Average Value
  
  $338K
- List Price
  
  $260K - $615K
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  2 Listings
Taylor Park
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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,”
- Average Value
  
  $317K
- List Price
  
  $241K - $568K
- For Sale
  
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  1 Listing
Wedgewood Manor
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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
- Average Value
  
  $298K
- List Price
  
  $226K - $410K
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  0 Listings
Eastridge
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40th & A

Homebuyers in 40th & A aren’t required to own a bike, but it clearly makes good sense. Located just two miles from the state capitol, residents of this central Lincoln neighborhood can easily walk or bike to schools, parks, shopping and churches. With mid-sized, mid-century modern homes and abundant amenities inside its four square miles, it’s no
- Average Value
  
  $244K
- List Price
  
  $142K - $563K
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  10 Listings
40th & A
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Witherbee

Considered one of the earliest-established neighborhoods in Lincoln, Witherbee was named after a settler who never settled there. Erasmus Witherbee was a Civil War soldier from Wisconsin who visited the area in 1872 to make a veteran’s homestead claim to a 160-acre farm in the center of what became Witherbee. Then he went home and never returned,
- Average Value
  
  $240K
- List Price
  
  $155K - $458K
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  8 Listings
Witherbee
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South 48th Street

Between the Witherbee neighborhood to the north and the College View neighborhood to the south, the 3-mile-long semi-residential neighborhood of South 48th Street is a clear example of Lincoln’s rapid post-WWII expansion. Before the war, the northern 20-block area that locals call Piedmont was home to 200 large, formal residences built between
- Average Value
  
  $231K
- List Price
  
  $120K - $450K
- For Sale
  
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  13 Listings
South 48th Street
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Near South

While the State Capitol's 400-foot-tall tower is visible throughout New South, there are similarly obvious signs closer to the ground that the historic neighborhood is just blocks away from Nebraska's center of government. "You can see it easily driving around the neighborhood – so it makes sense that we have a lot of lawyers, politicians and
- Average Value
  
  $229K
- List Price
  
  $106K - $536K
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  6 Listings
Near South
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Woods Park

“Old-home lovers can get very lucky in Lincoln,” says Ashley Hustad, an agent with BancWise Realty. “Woods Park is an ideal neighborhood for old-home fans and home improvers. Well-renovated homes generally sell quickly here, because buyers know what hard work has gone into them. Then there are buyers waiting for just the right home to tackle
- Average Value
  
  $197K
- List Price
  
  $160K - $275K
- For Sale
  
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  7 Listings
Woods Park
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Capitol View

With nearly 120 residences in the downtown community of Capitol View, it is considered the smallest residential neighborhood in Lincoln. With historic bungalows, modern condominiums and pockets of mobile home subdivisions, buyers will find a range of prices in the heart of the city. And yes, the state's 400-foot tall Capitol can be viewed
- Average Value
  
  $172K
- List Price
  
  $68K - $178K
- For Sale
  
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  2 Listings
Capitol View

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