The Millard Park neighborhood offers a quiet retreat from city life, roughly 20 miles southwest of Downtown Omaha. The highly rated Millard Public Schools district is a key selling point, and housing prices are lower than in some nearby neighborhoods. Walking trails connect to neighborhood parks, and lakes and larger recreation areas are also close by.
Most houses in Millard Park were built within the past 30 years. “Millard Park kind of grew up in the late ’90s, early 2000s, so the houses are still in great shape,” says Charlie Sutton, a Realtor with BHHS Ambassador Real Estate who’s lived in Omaha for more than three decades. “People love to hang out in their driveways and visit with their neighbors,” Sutton says. “People take care of their yards, and the trees are maturing. It’s a lovely place.” Raised ranch-style, split-level and New Traditional homes are common. “There’s definitely pockets of newer homes and newer developments, but you’re still going to see those split-levels,” says Ken Bartholomew, a Realtor with BHHS Ambassador Real Estate. “From the local recreational area to the public school system and surrounding amenities, it’s just an attractive place for families.”
Homes in Millard Park sell from the mid-$200,000s to the upper $400,000s. The median sale price is around $330,000, which is lower than nearby neighborhoods like Black Elk Park and Southwest Omaha. Properties tend to sell within 17 days of hitting the market, well below the national average of 53 days. Depending on where you live, you might have to pay HOA fees of around $100 per month for things like ground maintenance and snow removal.
Students attend highly rated schools in the Millard Public Schools district, all within a short drive. Niche ranks Millard West School as the seventh-best high school in Nebraska. The girls basketball team won its second straight Nebraska Class A title in spring 2025.
The neighborhood’s namesake park stretches between 156th and 168th streets. Multiuse paths weave past South Papillion Creek through shaded groves and into residential areas. The playground features slides, bridges, platforms and climbing structures, and there are plenty of benches and picnic areas for relaxing. Parking is limited, but the park is within walking distance of every house in the neighborhood. Shorter trails lead to Millard Park South and Spring Hill Park in the southern section. About a mile away, the popular Chalco Hills Recreation Area is open year-round for fishing and boating on Wehrspann Lake or hiking and biking the lakeside trails. More boating, fishing and hiking await at Zorinsky Lake, about 2 miles north.
Metro bus routes don’t extend this far outside the city center, but most people in Omaha get around by car. Traffic can be heavy during rush hour, even on side roads. If you commute to Downtown Omaha, the drive should take about 25 minutes. For medical care, CHI Health Lakeside is a 10-minute drive.
You’ll find the closest restaurants and shopping centers around Harrison Street. Fareway Meat and Grocery and Walmart Neighborhood Market are convenient for everyday errands. Casual dining options include:
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RE/MAX Results
(402) 704-3376
82 Total Sales
2 in Millard Park
$270K - $400K Price Range
AJ Johnson
CENTURY 21 Century Real Estate
(531) 201-8701
108 Total Sales
3 in Millard Park
$385K - $460K Price Range
Kelly Andreasen
Better Homes and Gardens R.E.
(531) 201-7791
112 Total Sales
1 in Millard Park
$375,000 Price
Trina Ciochon
BHHS Ambassador Real Estate
(402) 858-5596
137 Total Sales
3 in Millard Park
$325K - $425K Price Range
Nancy Heim-Berg
BHHS Ambassador Real Estate
(712) 217-0524
131 Total Sales
1 in Millard Park
$441,800 Price
Emily Lynch
Better Homes and Gardens R.E.
(712) 435-2903
82 Total Sales
2 in Millard Park
$370K - $380K Price Range
On average, homes in Millard Park, Omaha sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Millard Park, Omaha over the last 12 months is $329,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Median List Price
$330,000
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Median Sale Price
$329,000
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Median Single Family Sale Price
$330,000
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Median Townhouse Sale Price
$329,000
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Median 2 Bedroom Sale Price
$315,000
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Median Change From 1st List Price
0%
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Last 12 months Home Sales
75
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Median Home Sale Price YoY Change
-4%
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Average Price Per Sq Ft
$179
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Number of Homes
1,751
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Number of Homes for Sale
7
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Median Year Built
2004
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Months of Supply
1.10
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Average Single Family Home Size Sq Ft
1,959
On par with the national average
1,935
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Average Townhouse Size Sq Ft
1,755
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Average 2 Bedroom Size Sq Ft
1,201
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Median Lot Size Sq Ft
9,583
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Median Single Family Home Rent
$2,250
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Median 3 Bedroom Single Family Home Rent
$2,250
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Total Population
5,487
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Median Age
38
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Population under 18
26.8%
On par with the national average
23.8%
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Population over 65
13%
Below the national average
19.1%
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Median Household Income
$109,748
Significantly above the national average
$79,597
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Average Household Income
$127,041
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High School Graduates
98%
Above the national average
89%
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College Graduates
40.6%
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Advanced Degrees
14.1%
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% Population in Labor Force
82.5%
Above the national average
64.9%
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Annual Precipitation
33''
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Average Winter Low Temperature
13°F
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Average Summer High Temperature
87°F
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Annual Snowfall
22''
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Bikeability
Walkability
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Traditional homes near large recreation area and popular fishing spot
A suburban neighborhood anchored by a recreational park not too far from downtown.
Large suburban homes in the Millard School District
Schools and parks within walking distance of homes in southwest Omaha neighborhood
Popular parks and well-regarded schools 15 miles southwest of Downtown Omaha
A growing suburb with quick access to daily comforts
