Turnbridge Homes for Sale
With many homes built around the late 2000s, the homes of Turnbridge offer convenience and comfort, close to everything you desire in the Omaha region. Not far from 680, the area supplies an easy commute around the city while serving up a suburban lifestyle in Northwest Omaha.
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With traditional-style features and floor plans, the homes of this neighborhood come in a range of options. Close to Irvington and Sorensen Parkway, neighbors are also sure to rejoice in the variety of nearby options, from lakes and parks to local retailers.
It’s common to find homes with a two-car garage, with your choice of ranch, multi-level, or two-story floor plans. Some homes offer finished, walkout basements, while many also supply large backyard decks, perfect for family get-togethers or gatherings with neighbors and friends. Along with the walk-in closets and tall ceilings, other common features of the homes of Turnbridge include stainless steel appliances, upgraded cabinetry, a mix of wall-to-wall carpeting, and newer updates. Some homes within the neighborhood, even off second-floor lofts, provide a functional living space for an office or a second sitting room.
Ranging from a comfortable 1,300 square feet to some homes with up to 3,500 square feet of living space, the homes of Turnbridge also offer up to ¼-acre lots. Homeowners pay an annual assessment fee of around $100 to $125 to fund the common area maintenance needs of the entire community.
Schools
Turnbridge is served by the Omaha Public Schools.
Students usually attend Boyd Elementary School, Morton Middle School, and Northwest 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.