Millard Homes for Sale

From humble beginnings as a small Union Pacific railway station, Millard has grown dramatically over the years to become one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the metropolitan Omaha area.

Millard Real Estate Listings

400 S Applied Parkway, Unit A55, Omaha

$2,580,900 - 3 Beds, 4 Baths, 3,073 Sf

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400 S Applied Parkway, Unit A66, Omaha

$2,400,900 - 2 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,622 Sf

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13824 Cuming Street, Omaha

$1,949,000 - 5 Beds, 6 Baths, 7,460 Sf

Better Homes and Gardens R.E.

17445 Valley Drive, Omaha

$1,899,000 - 5 Beds, 7 Baths, 7,764 Sf

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2227 S 189th Circle, Omaha

$1,875,000 - 4 Beds, 6 Baths, 7,190 Sf

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1544 S 150 Avenue, Omaha

$1,850,000 - 4 Beds, 5 Baths, 3,709 Sf

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14341 Hamilton Street, Omaha

$1,849,000 - 6 Beds, 8 Baths, 9,119 Sf

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15722 Burt Street, Omaha

$1,845,000 - 6 Beds, 7 Baths, 7,676 Sf

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400 S Applied Parkway, Unit A34, Omaha

$1,695,900 - 2 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,326 Sf

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

More about Millard

Millard, Nebraska, began its life as a station on the Union Pacific line, and was first laid out into plats by Ezra Millard of Omaha in approximately 1871. A small village soon sprung up in the area, its growth spurred by the railroad and the fertile agricultural land that surrounded it. The first school was founded in 1868, and the town’s major employers included the Millard Mills, Millard Elevators, and Johnson’s Brickyard; a hotel, saloon and dry goods store were among the first businesses inside the town. 

Millard grew steadily, and the expanding territory occupied by Omaha soon extended to the outskirts of Millard. This necessitated the annexation of Millard in 1971, and today it is one of Omaha’s most sought-after neighborhoods, featuring some of the grandest homes in the entire metropolitan area. Millard is a mix of historic homes and new developments, including upscale retail shopping centers and Village Pointe, a newly-opened pedestrian mall in the area. Traditional one- and two-story homes predominate in the area, with hardwood floors, fireplaces and formal dining rooms commonplace in the neighborhood. Home prices vary widely, but start at around $100,000 and range up to half a million dollars for luxury homes in Millard.