$153,294Average Value$119Average Price per Sq Ft7Homes For Sale
Small, pocket neighborhoods in near north Omaha offer a unique mix to homeseekers. First, the location is ideal as homes are less than a five-minute drive to downtown and Carter Lake. Families with young kids will enjoy proximity to nearby schools, as well as to Henry Doorly Zoo and The Omaha Children’s Museum, while first-time homebuyers will enjoy the vibrant cultural scene and numerous restaurants in the Old Market district and at Riverfront. Second, history lovers will enjoy digging into the history of their new old home and seeking out craftsmen who specialize in old home restoration. Preservationists will enjoy learning about the history of this tiny community and may get involved with numerous local initiatives to improve and protect the changing landscape of Lakel Bristol Square.
No matter what your passion is, you'll find it in Lake-Bristol Square. Historic homes, evolving development, thriving urban businesses and easy access to parks, lakes, and to Missouri River attractions will welcome you as you discover you new home.
Wide open areas at Adams Park give Lake-Bristol Square residents room to roam.
The Cinco de Mayo Festival in downtown draws crowds of Lake-Bristol Square locals every spring
Lake-Bristol Square residents enjoy quick access to the acclaimed Henry Doorly Zoo.
The Omaha Children’s Museum near Lake-Bristol Square is perfect for an afternoon visit.
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Homes
You can find two-story, three-bedroom cottages from 1910 for about $165,000. Four-bedroom brick, one-and-a-half story homes from 1946 are priced around $230,000 and are located close to Kennedy Square East – a widely-anticipated new development. It will offer a re-imagined approach to modern growth by offering both public and affordable housing of different sizes from single-family homes, to duplexes and townhomes. The project will also offer some mixed-use buildings with commercial space, readily accessible to residents. Enhancement, preservation and investment are the buzz words for this project. As Tina Sempeck with eXp Realty explains, “Early 20th century homes are popular with investors, preservationists and old home-lovers. In fact, when they come on the market, they are often well-updated or fully-renovated, which delights buyers.”
Lake-Bristol Square features charming bungalows and cottages as its primary home styles.
Traditional brick cottages can be found scattered throughout Lake-Bristol Square.
Lake-Bristol Square’s historic homes stand out as architectural gems in the area.
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Schools
Local schools are equally dedicated to the community they serve. Kennedy Elementary School offers pre-K through fifth grade and has a favorable student-teacher ratio of 8 to 1. Niche gives Kennedy a C-minus rating. Monroe Middle offers a Gifted & Talented program as well as a variety of clubs including Book Blasters, African American History Challenge and Robotics. Benson Magnet High offers AP and honors classes and a Career Academies concentration in one of the following three content areas: Design & Construction, Business & Entrepreneurship, and Health Professions. Academies provide exposure to content-specific curricula and real-world applications, as well as partnerships with local businesses.
Young students in Lake-Bristol Square attend Kennedy Elementary School, rated C- on Niche.
Monroe Middle School serves developing students from the Lake-Bristol Square community.
Benson High School in Lake-Bristol Square offers education for grades nine through twelve.
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Parks
Parks can be found in every direction around Lake Bristol Square. Bedford Place Park is a tiny pocket park on Pinkney Street, with a playground and open green space. Adams Park’s 60 acres include basketball courts, a playground, tennis courts, and fishing and walking paths. The Malcolm X Foundation is a 17-acre cultural center with a community garden and a radio station.
Lake-Bristol Square residents play tennis with friends at nearby Adams Park courts.
Adams Park near Lake-Bristol Square features courts and a vibrant community center.
Adams Park near Lake-Bristol Square provides green space and paved trails for all ages.
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Shopping and Dining
One of the most iconic businesses near Lake Bristol Square is also the oldest Black-owned restaurant in Omaha. Founded in 1969, Time Out Foods has won numerous accolades, nationwide, for their fried chicken. On North 30th Street, you’ll find Cajun Kitchen in a tiny corner storefront. Don’t let their size fool you. They have plenty on the menu including smoked ribs to go, homemade cheesecakes and jambalaya. Trendy and progressive clothing stores are nearby, too. Styles of Evolution is a black- and veteran-owned fashion-forward clothing store located on Ohio Street, that features suits, formal wear, and dress shoes. Haberdash ONE offers new and vintage clothing and consignment for men, women and kids, as well as an extensive collection of hoodies and athletic wear. When you need to pick up groceries, Family Fare Supermarket has fresh produce and well-stocked shelves as well as pick-up and delivery services. When you’re in a hurry and need something quick, Chubb Foods has convenience items as well as local fresh fish and fried chicken.
Cajun Kitchen in Lake-Bristol Square draws locals with its flavorful Southern specialties.
Time Out Foods in Lake-Bristol Square serves some of Omaha’s best fried chicken.
Family Fare in Lake-Bristol Square is a convenient stop for groceries and essentials.
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Lake-Bristol Square Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Lake-Bristol Square, Omaha sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Lake-Bristol Square, Omaha over the last 12 months is $165,000, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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