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With an energy all its own, Meadowlane offers recreation, shopping, dining and parks
Visitors to Meadowlane in East Lincoln could easily describe this established post-war community as bustling. While it is peaceful and relatively quiet, offering leafy lawn suburban views along its winding streets, Meadowlane has a broader variety of amenities within its 2-square-mile area than its neighbors. According to Josh Beyer, Realtor and owner of Capital City Realty Group, “Homes offer many options to buyers in Meadowlane. First, they’re competitively priced and offer a variety of styles and designs. Buyers who like home projects or DIY can find ready-to-renovate homes. At the same time, plenty of homes come to market that have been well-updated or fully renovated.”
Covering an area of about 2 square miles, Meadowlane has 1,861 homes, 60+ businesses, a public park, two apartment complexes, and a neighborhood swimming pool. Public and private schools are in or just outside its boundaries, and four churches are in the neighborhood. Shopping, dining, and grocery destinations are all less than 2 miles from the center of the neighborhood.
The windy streets of Meadowlane make it a pleasant place to go for a walk.
The Meadowlane Shopping Center provides place in the neighborhood to get goods.
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Midcentury homes lend contemporary flair to Meadowlane
Homeseekers will find mid-century designs on mid-sized lots along winding streets from 66th Street to 84th Street and from O Street to Holdrege Street. Every street features sidewalks lined with ash and oaks, though many of the ash trees in the neighborhood are being removed due to the Emerald Ash Borer. In 2023, Lincoln Parks and Recreation began replanting these ash trees with new young trees.
Most homes in Meadowlane were built between 1950 and 1980. Most residences are mid-century ranch-style homes, some of which have recently sold for between $180,000 and about $400,000. Prices reflect the age and condition of the homes. Buyers will also find split-level and New Traditional homes that have recently sold for between about $300,000 and $350,000. Two-story townhouses with two bedrooms and about 1,300 square feet range from $180,000 to $200,000.
The newer homes in Meadowlane were build in the '90s.
There are some brick houses in the Meadowlane area.
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Lincoln Public Schools is the No. 1 best school district in Lancaster County
According to Niche, Lincoln Public Schools is the No. 1 best school district in Lancaster County, which gives the district an A-minus. It ranks in the top 10 Lincoln school districts for diversity, athletics and academics. Realtor Matt Kirkland, a Lincoln Realtor for more than 20 years and the owner of Giving Realty, says, “Parents are proud of the public schools in Lincoln, and many parents are alumni, so there’s a strong loyalty factor here.”
Meadow Lane Elementary offers prekindergarten through fifth grade and receives a B grade from Niche. C. Culler Middle, at 5201 Vine St., is about one and a half miles west of Meadowlane's center. It receives a B-minus grade from Niche. Lincoln Northeast High has a B-minus grade from Niche. Since its founding in 1941, the Rockets have won multiple state championships in basketball, football, gymnastics and volleyball.
Meadow Lane Elementary is part of the Lincoln Public School System.
C. Culler Middle School serves students 6th thru 8th grades.
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Improvements are coming to Herbert Park
Herbert Park is the only park in Meadowlane and offers a paved hiking/biking trail, a playfield and playground, and a picnic shelter. In January 2024, the city of Lincoln Parks and Recreation announced that Herbert Park will receive new playground equipment and associated renovations in 2025.
Herbert Park is tucked way in the Meadowlane neighborhood
The Playground at Herbert Park gets lots pllay.
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Plenty of shopping, fast food and casual dining options are in and around Meadowlane
Meadowlane Shopping Center, at the corner of Vine and North 70th streets, is in the center of the neighborhood and features Honest Abe’s Burgers with classic and custom burgers cooked to order. When takeout is on the menu, Great Wall is fast and offers lunch specials. Kids will enjoy trying new ice cream flavors at Scoops. At the southeast corner, shoppers will find Aldi and Kohl’s. For casual dining, big tables and chicken wings, locals head to The Watering Hole East on Northwoods Drive. Shoppers will find Starbucks, Olive Garden and Gateway Mall at the southeast corner along O Street. Hy-Vee Grocery on North 84th Street is the closest grocery store.
Gateway Mall is a great place to hang out and shop in Meadowlane.
Meet up with good friends at Honest Abe's.
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Cornhusker football and neighborhood events entertain Meadowlane residents
Memorial Stadium is about 5 miles from Meadowlane and is packed to its 85,458-seat capacity on University of Nebraska's home-football-game Saturdays in the fall. Pinnacle Bank Arena is just a few blocks farther and hosts concerts, college basketball games and other events. With a capacity of 15,000, it has recently hosted Michael Buble, Metallica, Blake Shelton and George Strait.
The Meadowlane Area Residents Association hosts year-round events, including garage sales, park cleanups and a holiday lighting contest. It acts as an intermediary between the city of Lincoln and the neighborhood to keep each other informed about news from the city and requests from residents.
Pinnacle Bank Arena is one of the areas largest event Centers.
Memorial Stadeum is where Cornhusker Football is played.
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Environmentally friendly public buses serve Meadowlane
Car travel is the most popular mode of transportation in Meadowlane. While there are no commuter trains, StarTran is the city’s bus system, and it offers nearly 30 bus stops along Holdrege Street, Vine Street and O Street. Bus trips to downtown, five miles west, will take about 30 minutes. Without traffic, drivers can get to downtown within 15 minutes. Meadowlane is about 9 miles east of Lincoln Airport, which can be reached in about 20 minutes via Cornhusker Highway. Travelers should be aware that StarTran does not operate on Sundays.
Meadowlane’s overall CAP Index crime score is 4 (on a scale of 1 to 10), the same as the U.S. average.
Cornhusker fans elevate the Lincoln downtown area with activity on game day.
When you fly into the Lincoln airpotrt you're greeted with a bright red storied airplane.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Meadowlane
US
Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
3
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Meadowlane Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Meadowlane, Lincoln sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Meadowlane, Lincoln over the last 12 months is $255,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to 1011 Scenic Lane — a beautifully maintained home nestled in one of Lincoln’s most desirable neighborhoods. This inviting property combines comfort, style, and convenience with its thoughtfully designed floor plan and scenic surroundings. Step inside to find bright, open living spaces, a modern kitchen with quality finishes, and generous bedrooms offering plenty of room to relax. Enjoy
Move-in ready & exceptionally well cared for home . Updated inside and out, it features an open floor plan and quality finishes throughout. The kitchen showcases stunning countertops, a stylish backsplash, custom cabinetry, and new stainless steel appliances. The main level includes 3 bedrooms, while the finished basement adds 2 non-conforming bedrooms for additional space or flexibility. There
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