Ashbury Creek Homes for Sale

A brand new community of single-family homes awaits prospective homebuyers in Papillion, where eventually more than 220 homes will grace the area. Currently under construction, this neighborhood provides all of the advantages of a new-construction community, within one of the region’s most desirable areas.

Ashbury Creek Real Estate Listings


More about Ashbury Creek

While some homes are already newly built, there are some lots still available, allowing for more options in your home design. As well, the neighborhood is simply a short distance away from the popular Prairie Queen Recreation Area.

Some of the initial offerings of the neighborhood of Ashbury Creek include your choice of a 1.5-story design, a ranch-style home, or even a two-story floor plan, with some of the first homes completed in just 2016. Commonly, the homes include open floor plans and the advantage of a covered patio or deck, allowing for plenty of room for entertaining, both inside and outside the gracious homes. While some homes of Ashbury Creek sit upon a 1/4-acre lot, others include more than ½-acre of private property, offering new homeowners both seclusion and privacy, in this up-an-coming new Omaha neighborhood.

With the first few homes in the neighborhood ranging from around 2,600 square feet to 4,600 square feet, the residences typically include around four bedrooms and at least three baths. The homes also offer a three- to four-car garage, presenting plenty of room for extended families and guests.


Schools

Ashbury Creek is served by the Papillion-La Vista Public Schools.

Students usually attend Ashbury Elementary School, Prairie Queen Elementary School,  Anderson Grove Elementary School, Liberty Middle School, and Papillion La Vista South 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.


Ashbury Creek Home Builders

Below is a list of home builders actively building in Ashbury Creek.