$1,225 - $1,800 per month
Flats at 5th
Studio - 2 Beds
2576 E 5th St, Columbus, NE 68601
$1,225 - $1,800 per month
Flats at 5th
Studio - 2 Beds
2576 E 5th St, Columbus, NE 68601
$660,000 per month
461 S Deer Creek Place, Columbus, NE 68601
Just steps away from Quail Run golf course, this elite beauty 5b/4b home sits on a quiet cul-de-sac. The cozy east facing Sun Room and pergola deck make for sunny mornings and shaded evenings. A kitchen that checks all the boxes including built-in oven, elec cook top, Corrian counter tops, cupboards galore and an amazing walk-in pantry for all your extras plus. The office with built in desk is
Mickee Neely kwELITE
$1,095 per month
4416 Solar Place Unit 4416, Columbus, NE 68601
Spacious 2 bedroom2 StoryBalcony off masterDeck of living roomGarbage paidPets welcomed upon approval with non refundable pet deposit and additional monthly fee.
Columbus, NE, is a small city situated at the confluence of the Loup and Platte rivers, known for its industrial base and hardworking blue-collar community. With a population of around 17,000, the city is home to mid-sized manufacturers, including BD Pharmaceutical Systems, which employs over 2,000 workers. Residential areas feature single-family homes on tree-lined streets with typical lot sizes around a tenth-acre. Despite a tight housing market, home prices remain relatively low, with a median price of $270,000. Columbus offers various recreational activities, including numerous small parks, the Quail Run public golf course, and the Wilderness Park Soccer Complex. The Platte River provides opportunities for air boating and four-wheeling during the summer. The city hosts year-round events such as comedy nights, karaoke, and golf tournaments. Dining options are concentrated around 33rd Avenue and 23rd Street, with a mix of locally owned and fast food restaurants, particularly Mexican and Japanese cuisine. Grocery stores are conveniently located along 23rd Street. Columbus Public Schools serve approximately 4,000 students across eight schools, with a student-to-teacher ratio slightly better than the national average. Transportation is provided by Columbus Area Transit’s on-demand system, and Columbus Community Hospital is located 2 miles northwest of the city center. Crime rates in Columbus are lower than both state and national averages. However, the city faces moderate wildfire risks and concerns about ethylene oxide pollution, which the EPA has linked to increased cancer risks near industrial areas.