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Loveland blends Omaha history and modern appeal
Grown out of farmland in the 1920s, Loveland is an Omaha neighborhood that embraces its roots. When dairy farmer Archibald J. Love parceled out his land in the wake of World War I, its pastures slowly gave way to residential streets shaded by canopies of linden and pine. Today, the neighborhood sits about 6 miles west of Downtown Omaha between Dodge Street and West Center Road, two of the city’s key east-to-west corridors. Buyers choose from an eclectic mix of established homes, and kids can attend highly rated schools in the Westside Community Schools district.
The Loveland neighborhood highlights classic raised ranch-style homes.
Mature shade trees frame Loveland’s charming streets.
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Housing styles and typical home prices in Loveland
Many Loveland homes are ranch-style and split-level designs from the 1950s with attached garages and paved driveways. The neighborhood’s northern reaches reveal more diverse architecture, including New Traditional, Prairie-style and European Revival homes. Land parcels are generous by city standards, typically measuring around one-third of an acre, with some stretching as much as 2 acres. Mature old-growth trees arch over the homes and spacious yards. The price range is just as broad as the architectural palette, with sale prices ranging from the lower $200,000s to over $2 million, though the median sale price hovers around $415,000.
Loveland homes showcase distinctive architecture and curb appeal.
Shaded, well-tended yards distinguish the Loveland neighborhood.
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Westside High is an award-winning and nationally recognized public high school.
Westside Community Schools is a highly rated district nearby
School zoning varies across the area, but many Loveland students can attend Westside Community Schools, known to locals as District 66. The highly rated district is known for its robust academic programs, community engagement and well-rounded extracurriculars, including a strong performing arts department. Westside High School, the district’s only secondary school, is just west of the neighborhood, a short drive from most homes.
Most Loveland residents rely on cars to get around
Loveland is a large neighborhood with some hilly streets and limited sidewalks, so getting around on foot isn’t always easy. Metro bus routes serve the area, but most Omaha residents rely on cars, and Dodge Street connects directly to Downtown Omaha, 6 miles away. Loveland also offers proximity to two major hospitals: Children’s Nebraska is right in the neighborhood, and CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center – Bergan Mercy is a short drive from most homes in the southern section.
Discover new restaurants just outside Loveland.
Aksarben Village offers retail therapy a short drive away
Loveland is about a mile from Aksarben-Elmwood Park, one of Omaha’s busiest hubs for dining, entertainment and local retail. “It’s located near a lot of shopping and stuff,” says Babette Farland, an agent with Hike Real Estate who has about 13 years of local experience. In Aksarben Village, you’ll find:
Cajun specialties at Herbe Sainte
Sushi, subs, salads and more at Inner Rail Food Hall
First-run flicks at ACX Aksarben Cinema
Home goods at Marigold’s Mercantile
Plants and gardening goods at Chlorophyll
There’s also a Hy-Vee supermarket nearby for groceries, as well as a Walmart Supercenter on 72nd Street.
Towl Park and Happy Hollow Club are both nearby for outdoor fun
Residents can head to Towl Park for outdoor recreation. The green space branches off West Center Road and has features like:
Multiuse paths, including a stretch of the Big Papio Trail
A fishing lagoon
Picnic areas
Pickleball courts
A sand-based playground
Northwest of Towl Park, the private Happy Hollow Club has been entertaining members for over a century with its tennis courts, aquatic center and 18-hole golf course.
Towl Park playground offers outdoor fun.
Trails near Loveland give locals a place to get their steps in.
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Community roots run deep in Loveland
Loveland is an established community where residents tend to put down roots and stay awhile. “The neighbors seem to watch out for each other,” Farland says. “When I was selling the house in that neighborhood, we were getting calls from the person next door or across the street, letting us know, ‘Hey, there’s something left on your door,’ you know? They were keeping track of the house.” In 2022, the Loveland Neighborhood Association received $1,300 from a city-funded grant for its centennial celebration, a reflection of the neighborhood’s long-standing community ties.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Loveland
US
Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
7
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Loveland Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Loveland, Omaha sell after 13 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Loveland, Omaha over the last 12 months is $413,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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