- $623,950 |
- Active |
- Residential |
- 4 Beds |
- 4 Baths |
- 3,348 Sqft |
- MLS# 21611593
Introducing Birchwood Homes Luxurious "Hadley Estate" 2 story plan featuring 4 bed, 4 bath, extra large executive 3 car, master suite sitting room, bonus main floor office, top shelf appliances, Alder wood accents and Alder wood island. 8 ft. doors on the main level, zoned HVAC with high efficiency furnace and 15 seer A/C, outdoor fireplace and so much more. Special touches abound! AMA.
NP Dodge Real Estate
120th St., South of Hwy 370 to Ashbury Blvd; West & South to Carpenter; West to 122nd St.
$100,000 | MLS# 21805379 3 Beds | 1 Bath | 1,266 SqFt
Listed Courtesy of: Keller Williams Greater Omaha
MLS Provider: GPR
$60,000 | MLS# 21804131 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 2,124 SqFt
Listed Courtesy of: BHHS Ambassador Real Estate
MLS Provider: GPR
$175,000 | MLS# 21806102 3 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,609 SqFt
Listed Courtesy of: NP Dodge RE Sales Inc Sarpy
MLS Provider: GPR
Listing Agent: Mary Marinkovich
$159,900 | MLS# 21805177 4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,192 SqFt
Listed Courtesy of: Better Homes and Gardens R.E.
MLS Provider: GPR
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In 1884 cattle baron Alexander Hamilton Swan decided to purchase rural land south of the city of Omaha to establish a stockyards operation. Two years later it was incorporated as South Omaha with a population of 8,000. This rapid growth was a result of the influx of thousands of European immigrants coming to work in this regional stockyard and the booming meat packing industry.
In 1915 the area was annexed by the city of Omaha and was home to over 40,000 people of many ethnic backgrounds—Czech, Italian, Polish, Lithuanian, Irish and Latino immigrants worked side by side. Small ethnic communities and retail centers developed, but soon inter cultural marriages and social contracts brought a more unified “South Omaha culture” which is found today.
South Omaha’s location in the heart of a booming agricultural area allowed the Omaha Stock Yard to become the busiest livestock exchange in the world. However, by the middle of the 20th century the cattle industry began to change and by the end of the 20th century the stockyards were razed and replaced with retail and entertainment sites. Eventually, the Livestock Exchange Building was converted into a health center, condominiums and popular venue for social gatherings.
Neighborhood retail centers have remained strong because of their charm, ethnic restaurants and grocery stores. The 24th Street corridor remains vibrant as well with an emphasis on Hispanic services, restaurants, and cultural centers. It remains the center for various ethnic and religious celebrations.
South Omaha retains its pride in its history and cultural diversity. It is home to one of the country’s best tourist attractions—the Henry Doorly Zoo. The Sokol Auditorium, El Museo Latino and Lauritzen Botanical Gardens are also visited by many each year.
Well maintained homes in all price ranges can be found in the area and schools are celebrating their diversity, accomplishments, and pride.
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