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Schools within walking distance of homes in Pheasant Run
Pheasant Run is one of several residential neighborhoods in the Millard region, about 15 miles southwest of downtown Omaha. Millard was once a separate city, and though it was annexed by Omaha in 1971, its school district remains independent — and a top draw for homebuyers. Three well-regarded schools are within walking distance of most homes in Pheasant Run, making it easy for families to attend sporting events and other school functions. “There are lots of families there — kids making friends, riding around on their scooters,” says Ryan Beck, a Realtor with BHHS Ambassador Real Estate who has five years of experience in the region. “That’s a good school district, and there’s good resale value. There are always going to be people that want to live in that area.”
You can find Modent Mulit-level homes in Pheasant Run.
Downtown Omaha and all it offers is a short drive or walk from the Dahlman neighborhood.
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Early college program at Millard South High School
Neihardt Elementary School is steps away from the neighborhood and receives a Niche grade of B, while Andersen Middle School receives a B-plus. At the B-plus-rated Millard South High School, students can take advantage of the Early College Program to obtain an associate degree from Metropolitan Community College while earning their diploma. The high school’s marching band participates in the annual Nebraska State Bandmasters Association (NSBA) competition, often hosting the sound-offs in the fall. “Marching bands are very big in Nebraska, and if you live in that neighborhood, you can hear them,” says Andrea Lane, a Realtor with BHHS Ambassador Real Estate.
Millard South High School is conveniently located on Q st.
The students of Harry Andersen Middle School enjoy learning in a large and modern school.
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Ranch-style and split-level homes sell quickly
Pheasant Run is primarily residential, with single-family homes and townhouses making up the bulk of the property mix. Most homes date to the 1970s and ’80s. Streets lined with mature trees and paved sidewalks connect to Stony Brook Boulevard, the main thoroughfare. Lot sizes typically measure under a quarter-acre, with small front yards and driveways large enough to accommodate two vehicles. Home sales are infrequent, and properties are snapped up quickly — often within a week of entering the market. Recently, raised ranch-style and split-level homes in this neighborhood sold for $200,000 to $350,000. “If you can get an entry-level house on the cheaper end of the range, they make good rentals,” Beck says. Since Omaha is in Tornado Alley, residents are advised to look for homes with storm shelters or sturdy basements. The neighborhood’s CAP Index Crime Score of 2 indicates lower-than-average rates of violent and property-related crime.
There are many Split-level homes to choose from in Pheasant Run.
There are many mature trees and well kept yards found in Pheasant Run.
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Pheasant Run Park is threaded with walking trails
Walking trails at Pheasant Run Park weave through wooded areas, past picnic tables and a sand-based playground. The park is adjacent to Wolverine Field, where Andersen Middle School’s football team tackles their opponents. Walnut Grove Park borders the neighborhood and offers more extensive trails for walking or jogging, a large playground, and a fishing pond. Residents are within two miles of the Chalco Hills Recreation Area, a popular spot for hiking, fishing and boating.
Kids love walking, running and playing at Woverine Field.
Pheasant Run Park is a great place to enjoy an afternoon stroll.
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Shopping and dining on Stony Brook Boulevard
The shopping complex on Stony Brook Boulevard includes a Starbucks, Chipotle Mexican Grill and Hy-Vee grocery store. Next door is Lina’s Mexican Restaurant, which serves breakfast all day alongside the standard tacos and burritos. “Lina’s has the best cinnamon chips,” Lane says. “They take tortillas, cut them into strips and deep-fry them, then roll them in cinnamon sugar.” At Walnut Grove Plaza on Q Street, residents can fuel up at Casey’s General Store or grab a Butterburger from Culver’s, a popular Midwest-based chain known for its frozen custard.
There are many shoping options near Pheasant Run such as Hy-Vee.
Lina's Mexican near Pheasant Run is a great place to grab lunch.
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Commuting to downtown Omaha on I-80
Buses on the Omaha Metro Transit system stop along Q Street, but it’s rare for residents to rely on buses this far from the city center. The neighborhood is about 2 miles from Interstate 80, which offers the best starting point for the 16-mile commute to downtown Omaha and the 18-mile drive to Eppley Airfield. Medical services are available at CHI Health Lakeside, about 4 miles away.
There are several bus stops close to Pheasant Run.
Interstate 80 gives Pheasant Run residents easy access to the grater Omaha area.
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Community events at Divine Shepherd Lutheran Church
Divine Shepherd Lutheran Church is a major player in the community, hosting events throughout the year. Neighborhood kids can participate in youth groups, after-school programs and summer camps. In August 2024, the church partnered with the local neighborhood association to host a summer festival with live music, kids’ activities and a car show.
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On average, homes in Pheasant Run, Omaha sell after 6 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Pheasant Run, Omaha over the last 12 months is $305,000, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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