Armbrust Acres Homes for Sale

With its own park and convenient access to nearby Lake Zorinsky, the Armbrust Acres neighborhood provides an ideal location for new homebuyers. From nearby fishing to sports fields and walking trails, the location of this planned community is hard to beat. Close to 168th and West Center, this impressive neighborhood is also filled with a number of different home styles and mature trees for shaded privacy. Mostly built in the 1980s, some homes in the neighborhood moved into desirable green spaces for added privacy.

Armbrust Acres Real Estate Listings

16625 Elm Street, Omaha

$515,000 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 2,998 Sf

BHHS Ambassador Real Estate

New Listing

16323 Bancroft Street, Omaha

$449,900 - 4 Beds, 3 Baths, 3,101 Sf

Nebraska Realty

Armbrust Acres Market Stats

In 2022, there were 16 homes sold in Armbrust Acres. The average price of those sales was $434,000. The highest-priced home to sell was $585,000, while the lowest-priced home sold for $322,000.

If you go back to 2021, there were 25 sales. The average sales price was $418,000, with the highest-priced home selling for $655,000 and the lowest-priced home selling for $295,000.

View a list of homes sold in Armbrust Acres in the past two years.

More about Armbrust Acres

Home styles vary from ranch to 1.5-story, multi-level, tri-level, and even some two-story designs. A majority of homes in the neighborhood offer room for four- to five bedrooms, many of which additionally include three to four baths. As well you may discover some finished lower-level walkouts with room for a game area or even more storage space.

Commonly, homes in the neighborhood offer at least 1,600 square feet of living space, with some floor plans allowing for more than 5,000 square feet. Residents of Armbrust Acres are responsible for annual HOA fees of around $130. The fees take care of the park and common area maintenance needs. The developing area also puts residents close to restaurants and shops.

Schools

Armbrust Acres is served by the Millard Public Schools.

Students usually attend J Sterlington Morton Elementary School, Millard North Middle School, and Millard North High School.

Please Note: If the specific school and school district are important, please check directly with the school district’s administrative office. School boundaries do change.