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A convenient location and accessible price points
Situated just a stone's throw away from downtown Omaha is Columbus Park, a mixed-use neighborhood known for its convenient location. What's particularly attractive about this community is that residents can enjoy easy access to plenty of nearby attractions without paying a high price. In fact, properties here, which typically date back to the early 20th century, reflect a housing market that is, on average, cheaper than most other Omaha neighborhoods. While price points and location are the two main aspects that draw people in, the community also boasts a couple of amenities within its borders. Popular eateries like Malara's Italian Restaurant make it so that residents don't even have to leave their community to enjoy food out, and neighborhood parks offer plenty of space for locals wanting to practice their sports or just enjoy some time outside. With Interstate 480 running at the neighborhood's western edge, locals can enjoy a convenient residential lifestyle with easy access to surrounding communities.
Locals and visitors enjoy the commercial zone in Columbus Park, near downtown Omaha.
Columbus Park residents have easy access to Downtown Omaha.
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Turn-of-the-century homes on hills
Lining hilly streets are an array of non-HOA single-family dwellings that reflect classic midwestern turn-of-the-century architectural styles, including bungalows and Foursquares. Small single-story cottages are quite common in the community, and the neighborhood also has some townhouses, condos and apartment complexes. Prices for homes here typically range from $75,000 to around $300,000, with the median single-family price settling at $133,555. Properties under the $100,000 price point are often ones in need of renovation. As with most early 20th-century homes, older residences here don't usually have garages, so many people park on the streets. Since many of these homes sit atop hills, staircases that bisect grassy lawns to accommodate the terrain are common. Homes here sell fast, after an average of 10 days, but most residents rent their properties. The community features tree-lined sidewalks, and similar to many other urban neighborhoods, Columbus Park has a relatively active sound score.
Within Columbus Park, homes of various styles can be found.
Bungalow style homes are popular in the Columbus Park neighborhood.
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Neighborhood green spaces and nearby attractions
At the neighborhood's namesake park, kids have fun on the playground, and baseball players can practice their swings on the field. Next to the small green space is the Subby Anzaldo Columbus Park Community Center, where locals can hit the gym. For more sports facilities, people can head to James F. Lynch Park, a popular spot for skateboarders wanting to practice their tricks. Columbus Park is also near other recreational attractions, including the Field Club of Omaha. Members can enjoy the 18-hole golf course or spend their day swimming in the pool in the summer. Those wanting public pool access can check out the 58-acre Hanscom Park, which offers many other amenities, including paths popular among joggers. Also nearby is Turner Park, which is home to events like Jazz on the Green. ''You grab chairs and can go with a group of friends to listen to music, eat and have fun," says Zulma Erasco, a Realtor with NP Dodge Real Estate who works all throughout Omaha. For some family fun, residents enjoy their proximity to Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium and Omaha Children's Museum.
James F. Lynch Park is a more spacious green area with a skate park, located in Columbus Park.
Enjoy a night of fun with friends at Craft Axe Throwing just north of Columbus Park.
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Malara’s Italian Restaurants and other eateries
Columbus Park is home to the highly rated Malara's Italian Restaurant, which has been in business since 1984 and continues to be one of Omaha's best-known eateries. El Rancho is another popular restaurant in the neighborhood. It’s housed within a pink, mission-style exterior and specializes in Mexican classics. At the heart of this neighborhood is the Honduran restaurant, Sabor Catracho, which provides a place for customers looking to try the flavors of Central America. Here, dishes from whole fish served with plantains to chicken feet and empanadas fill the menu, giving patrons a diverse range of options. For pastries and bread, locals will enjoy their proximity to the International Bakery. "The bread is so good. You can not find a lot of good bread in Omaha," Erasco says. For groceries, residents can shop at the nearby Supermercado Nuestra Familia. Those wanting fresh produce can head to the nearby Old Market Farmers Market, which runs every Saturday from May to October.
Malara's is one of the popular dining options within the Columbus Park neighborhood.
Taqueria Tijuana can be found south of Columbus Park.
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Omaha Public Schools
Children can enroll in Omaha Public Schools, like Liberty Elementary, which features the Dual Language Program for students wanting to take classes in Spanish and English. They can continue to Norris Middle School, a member of the International Spanish Academy, which means that the Ministry of Education of Spain recognizes the school’s immersion curriculum. The school also has Native Indigenous Centered Education, offering support for Indigenous learners. Both elementary and middle schools receive C-minus ratings from Niche. Students can finish their schooling at B-minus-rated Central High School. It provides dual enrollment opportunities with the University of Nebraska at Omaha, which is just around 4 miles west. Students interested in journalism can join the Omaha Central Register, an award-winning student newspaper.
Central High serves Fairacres with a diverse student body and excellent academics.
Liberty Elementary School can be found near downtown Omaha.
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Location, commutes and nearby employers
A crucial benefit of this neighborhood is its location; from Columbus Park, residents can hop on I-480 to get to downtown Omaha, which is less than 4 miles away. They’ll also enjoy easy access to hot shopping spots like Midtown, which is 2.5 miles away via South 28th Street and Dodge Street. Locals here will also be conveniently less than 2.5 miles from nearby employers like the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Berkshire Hathaway. Many residents drive to get around, but they can also take the Metro. Those wanting to explore Nebraska’s capital city will enjoy that Lincoln is just about 57.5 miles away via Interstate 80. To explore other cities, locals can head to the nearest airport, Eppley Airfield, which is just about 5.5 miles away via Abbott Drive.
Columbus Park residents unwind with a perfect brew at Bad Seed Coffee & Supply.
Columbus Park residents enjoy the Henry Doorly Zoo. One of the best Zoo's in the country.
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On average, homes in Columbus Park, Omaha sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Columbus Park, Omaha over the last 12 months is $175,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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