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Rich in history with a friendly dynamic just north of downtown Omaha
Pocketed among the many communities in North Omaha, Clifton Hills offers proximity to excellent public parks and sits a short, 5-mile drive from downtown. A small neighborhood established in the late 1900s, the community is rich in hidden history and offers a friendly dynamic among its residents. "You'll find out that there's so much love in Omaha," says local Realtor Martha Barrera of Nebraska Realty, who has lived in Omaha for 25 years. "Omaha is full of giving people. There are so many nice people who are ready to give and love without expecting anything back or even knowing you."
Clifton Hills is a small residential neighborhood northwest of Downtown Omaha.
Fontenelle Park has a beautiful lake.
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Older cottages and ranch homes with newer builds scattered throughtout
Clifton Hills' gridded streets primarily feature older cottages, bungalows and stacked ranch homes, though newer builds are also sprouting up throughout the neighborhood. An older, smaller dwelling can price between $100,000 and $200,000 while recently constructed homes with four bedrooms may range from $200,000 to upwards of $300,000. According to Barrera, Clifton Hills' housing market is relatively competitive with many homes selling between two and three weeks.
The hills of Clifton Hills offer tucked garages for some homes.
Residents of Clifton Hills take pride in their homes and yards.
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Easy access to highways with Eppley Airfield nearby
Clifton Hills is walkable, though locals will still need a car for longer commutes. The neighborhood has solid road and highway access with Cuming Road running less than a mile to the west while residents can merge onto the North Freeway a mile to the west. Eppley Airfield also sits 5 miles east along the Missouri River.
Students are served by the Omaha Public School District
Students in Clifton Hills are served by the Omaha Public Schools district. Children may go to King Elementary School before moving on to Monroe Middle School. Both schools earn an overall grade of C-minus from Niche. Teens can attend Benson Magnet High School off Maple Street. Earning an overall Niche grade of C, the high school offers a wide range of extracurricular clubs and organizations from Future Business Leaders of America to JROTC.
King Elementary School serves students in grades K-5.
Middle school students of Clifton Hills attend Monroe Middle School.
Benson Magnet High School is one of the most diverse schools in the state.
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Midtown Crossing is a hub for retail and entertainment
Clifton Hills locals have several grocery options a short trip away. Residents often head a mile south to pick up fresh meats and produce from the neighborhood Family Fare at Midtown Plaza while J-N-J Grocery Store at Clifton Hills' offers additional everyday essentials. More shopping options can be found at Midtown Crossing, which serves as a hub for outdoor entertainment throughout the year. For a night on the town, residents are in proximity to several renowned local eateries. Cajun Kitchen off North 30th Street is a neighborhood favorite for its catfish and ribs while locals frequent Nifty Bar to play pool and catch the big game. For soul food, Big Mama's Kitchen and Catering is the place to go, known for its fried chicken, catfish and mac and cheese.
Locals flock to Cajun Kitchen for their homemade southern comfort food.
The Nifty Bar is a nearby hotspot for drinks and social gatherings.
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Have a picnic at Miami Park
Miami Park is a popular gathering place for kids after school, containing a playground and an outdoor grilling area for picnics during the summertime. Clifton Hills also sits a mile south of Fontenelle Park. With baseball fields, a basketball court and a network of walking paths circling Fontenelle Lagoon, the park is a hot spot for locals to enjoy the outdoors. Another local staple is Adams Park, stationed 2 miles to the northwest. Residents can even set up a weekend tee time at Benson Championship Golf Course, which is only a 3-mile drive away.
Miami Park's playground and green space make it a perfect neighborhood park.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Clifton Hills
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Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Clifton Hills Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Clifton Hills, Omaha sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Clifton Hills, Omaha over the last 12 months is $144,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Totally updated property with loft-style residential units (triplex) along with a separate office and outbuilding, perfect for flexible mixed-use opportunities. Since 2019, the entire property has been fully modernized with high-end finishes and thoughtful upgrades throughout. There are 2 fenced outdoor side yard, and ample off-street parking to accommodate both tenants and business use. Ideal
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