The Willows Homes for Sale

With a number of traditional-style homes to choose from, The Willows offers some exceptional options in a suburban environment. Located in West Omaha, not far from 168th and Blondo, the area provides the advantage of quiet surroundings yet remains close to everything you need and want in the region.

The Willows Real Estate Listings

2214 N 169 Street, Omaha

$515,000 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 3,370 Sf

Coldwell Banker NHS RE

The Willows Market Stats

In 2022, there were 4 homes sold in The Willows. The average price of those sales was $481,000. The highest-priced home to sell was $556,000, while the lowest-priced home sold for $420,000.

If you go back to 2021, there were 8 sales. The average sales price was $421,000, with the highest-priced home selling for $473,000 and the lowest-priced home selling for $340,000.

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

More about The Willows

Homes of The Willows commonly come in ranch or two-story designs. While finding up to four bedrooms within the neighborhood is common, some homes also offer up to four baths and at least a three-car garage. Many homes additionally supply a covered deck for outdoor living and entertaining space and design upgrades such as wood flooring and stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and comforting stone fireplaces. It’s also common to find up to ¼-acre properties, or even larger, allowing for plenty of privacy within this peaceful community of homes.

Built around the mid-2000s, generally the homes of this neighborhood provide at least 1,600 square feet of living space, with some homes including more than 3,000 square feet. An annual assessment fee of around $100 to $200 takes care of common area maintenance needs of the community.

Schools

The Willows is served by the Elkhorn Public Schools.

Students usually attend Manchester Elementary School, Grandview Middle School, and Elkhorn 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.