$154,933Average Value$137Average Price per Sq Ft3Homes For Sale
Crown Point offers historic homes at competitive prices in north Omaha
“A secluded north Omaha location, historic architecture and competitively priced homes define Crown Point,” says Tina Sempeck, a Realtor with eXp Realty. “Homes sell quickly here, which is a draw for buyers and sellers alike, and you’re super close to good schools, parks and highways.” Located just south of historic Florence and due west of Miller Park-Minne-Lusa, the small neighborhood of Crown Point was partly settled in the 1920s as housing growth took off in Omaha after WWI. Emerging churches, convents, schools and businesses drove a need for cottages and bungalows, many of which still survive today. Post-WWII expansion saw the building of several blocks of raised-ranch and ranch-style homes, many with front and back porches added later.
Crown Point offers split level homes with plenty of lawn space.
Harold's Koffee House near Crown Point offers lovely patio seating for your morning coffee.
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A blend of renters and owners in an investment-friendly neighborhood
Today, you’ll find streets lined with mature trees and sidewalks. Most homes have off-street parking and some have attached garages. Properties are an even mix of rentals and owner-occupied, and the neighborhood continues to be a good investment for small families and investors alike. A three-bedroom raised ranch-style home with a one-car garage, built in 1958 was recently listed for $165,000. A fully renovated, three-bedroom, walk-out ranch-style home recently sold for $154,000.
Crown Point offers a variety of modest housing styles, including raised ranch and Cape Cods.
Crown Point features some of the beautiful classic brick homes that Omaha is known for.
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Techonology and athletics are standout programs at Crown Point schools
Belvedere Elementary offers pre-K through fifth grade and is walkable from most homes in Crown Point. It's rated a C-minus on Niche. McMillan Middle, also rated C-minus, has state-of-the-art technology, living laboratories, computer labs, and an outstanding indoor and outdoor athletic complex. North High School focuses on science, technology engineering and math (STEM) and receives a B-minus. It also offers extensive clubs, activities and athletics including football, volleyball, cross country and softball.
Belvedere Elementary serves the young students of Crown Point and the surrounding areas.
Mc Millan Middle School, serving Crown Point, features special courses in math and computers.
Omaha North Magnet High School near Crown Point offers solid college prep courses for students.
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Miller Park offers sports fields, fishing, a playground and splash pad
Miller Park’s 78.2 acres is just a half mile east and include a playground, ball fields, a swimming pool, a lagoon with catch and release fishing and a 9-hole golf course. A fun splash pad helps keep kids cool in the summer months.
Miller Park near Crown Point features a sprawling splash pad to keep cool on hot days.
Miller Park near Crown Point includes a full featured Sona Arch for the kids.
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Family-owned breakfast joints and clothing stores anchor area commerce
Long-standing family-owned restaurants thrive nearby. Weekends are a great time to visit Harold’s Koffee House on N 30th Street. A popular diner since 1968, they are known for their homemade donuts, breakfast nachos, and heart-healthy egg-white omelets. Time Out Foods is one of Omaha’s oldest Black-owned restaurants and has won numerous accolades, nationwide, for its fried chicken.
Boutiques and family-owned clothing stores are not far from home in Crown Point. Citi Trends offers clothes and accessories for adults and kids, as well as home goods like bed and bath decor. Lifestyle by Femme Fatale is a unique bargain boutique offering women’s clothing in all sizes. They specialize in clothes that are trendy but also lasting in style. It's a short drive to pick up groceries at ALDI on Sorensen Parkway, or prescriptions and necessities at Walgreens on 30th Street.
Harold's Koffee House near Crown Point is a great option for a classic diner experience.
Time Out Foods near Crown Point boasts some of the best fried chicken in Omaha.
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Interstate access gives residents access to downtown Omaha
When traveling across town or out of the city, I-75 and I-680 are both minutes away, adding to the convenience of the area. “If you want easy access to downtown and attractive pricing, you can’t beat Crown Point,” concludes Sempeck.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Crown Point
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Crown Point Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Crown Point, Omaha sell after 24 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Crown Point, Omaha over the last 12 months is $179,000, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Endless potential in the heart of Omaha! This vacant lot is a blank canvas ready for your next project! Have an idea of what to do with the lot? Connect with the City’s Urban Help Desk to make sure your plans align with local codes and zoning restrictions. Purchase process details are outlined in the attached documents—don’t miss your chance to bring your vision to life!
This property is owned by Omaha Municipal Land Bank. To acquire this property, you must fill out the application that is on the website. The committee meets once a month to review applications and decide if they are approved or if they want more details about the project. Not all lots are buildable. Please do your own due diligence before you apply.
This property is owned by Omaha Municipal Land Bank. To acquire this property, you must fill out the application that is on the website. The committee meets once a month to review applications and decide if they are approved or if they want more details about the project. Not all lots are buildable. Please do your own due diligence before you apply.
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