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Oakdale, well-established suburban living
A well-established suburb of west Omaha, Oakdale began to truly flourish post-World War II, becoming a hot spot for people to build families and community on the sprawling green land. Today, Oakdale is drawing in new residents not only for its advantageous location – close to unique shopping, dining, and scenic parks – but also for its residential atmosphere. A bird’s eye view reveals a sea of trees, carefully landscaped lawns and large homes cradled into the winding roads. Its school district is highly rated, there are several opportunities for outdoor recreation and, perhaps most importantly, Oakdale provides a solid community of homeowners and neighbors.
The trails of Brookside Park connect it throughout the neighborhood.
The lagoon at Towl Park offers a relaxing waterside walk and seasonal fishing.
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From midcentury homes to contemporary customs
The first phase of Oakdale homes was built between 1945 and 1965 when many people were looking for well-located, new neighborhoods to raise their growing families. Homes were larger than those in many West Omaha midcentury neighborhoods, with most starting at 2,000 square feet. Today, many of those 1950s and 1960s ranch-style homes have been well-updated or significantly expanded. “Homes here are exceptionally well-maintained,” says Gillian Hanus, an Omaha native and experienced Realtor with Nebraska Realty for six years. “Few come on the market needing major overhauls. Homeowners here are very house proud, and updating their homes is a labor of love.” Elegant Colonial Revivals, large Cape Cods and custom-builds came on the market from the 1980s to the early 2000s. Smaller midcentury homes sell between $350,000 and $500,000, while large renovated vintage home sell between $600,000 and $1 million. JoAnn Wellsandt, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Ambassador Real Estate who's been selling homes for 30 years, mentions that the spring season is when the market tends to move fastest, especially for neighborhoods like Oakdale, where homes are meticulously well-kept.
Larger two-story homes are found on the north side of Oakdale.
A few Cade Cop homes can be spotted scattered throughout Oakdale as well.
Arial view of homes
Large ranches and split-levels make up the more established part of Oakdale.
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Highly rated schools near Oakdale
Public schools are served by Westside Community Schools, and local kids can start their educational journey at Oakdale Elementary, which receives an A-minus on Niche and is ranked in the top percentile for best elementary schools in Nebraska. Students move on to Westside Middle, which gets an A rating alongside the proud distinction of being a National Junior Honor Society chapter. For the final step in basic education and with an overall A-minus, Westside High is not only ranked No. 7 out of 264 for Best Public High Schools in Nebraska by Niche, but it also has athletic teams that consistently win awards, including 131 Metro Conference Titles, 91 NSAA State Championships and 548 individual state championships. There are also several private schools in the area, including Mary Our Queen Catholic School and Omaha Baptist Academy.
Oakdale intermediate students attend Westside Middle School.
Westside High host Oakdale high school students and is know for all-around excellence.
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From expansive parks to Happy Hollow Country Club
Towl Park has 28 acres with a playground, picnic areas, a lagoon with stocked fishing, a baseball field, and basketball and tennis courts. Nearby Happy Hollow Country Club was founded in 1907 and is still a sought-after destination for golfers and competitive tennis players. Oakdale also offers several community recreational areas. “We’re very lucky to have Cryer Community Pool nearby,” Hanus says. “Not every neighborhood has a community pool, and it really helps give kids something fun to do during the summer.”
The lagoon at Towl Park offers a relaxing waterside walk and seasonal fishing.
The trails of Brookside Park connect it throughout the neighborhood.
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Oakdale residents have both the essentials and unique finds
Oakdale is surrounded by large commercial areas, and a drive down West Center Road will lead residents to popular errand stops such as Aldi, Kohl's and Hy-Vee. Within walking distance for many residents is Rockbrook Village, a small shopping and dining area built into the northeast section of the residential area. It's filled with several local eateries, clothing boutiques and specialty shops. Don & Millie’s has been a local favorite since 1989, and their classic diner choices and gluten-free menu keep them particularly busy during lunchtime. Pasta Amore, serving in-house made pasta and choice selections of wine, is a go-to spot for evenings with friends.
Don & Millie's, a local fast food chain, serves up delicious burgers and cheese frenchies.
Ollie & Hobbes Craft Kitchen serves upscale American favorites in a colorful and inviting space.
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From Oakdale to downtown Omaha
Oakdale is bordered by the major thoroughfares of Interstate 80 and 680, and downtown Omaha is 10 miles west, accessible within 20 minutes. Residents are mainly car-dependent in Oakdale, but there are several bus stops along West Center Drive that connect to the main system in Omaha.
The I-80/680 interchange makes travel outside of Oakdale very easy for residents.
It's easy to jump on I-80 in Oakdale if you're on your way to dinner in downtown Omaha.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Oakdale
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Homicide
2
4
Sexual Assault
1
4
Assault with Weapon
2
4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
3
4
Crime Score
2
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Oakdale Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Oakdale, Omaha sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Oakdale, Omaha over the last 12 months is $485,000, up 23% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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