Bellevue sits with parkland at its edge, and a good number of properties here back toward open ground rather than another rooftop; Haworth Park is one of the parks in the area, and that kind of green edge shapes how lots sit. Almost everything in the homes for sale here is a detached house on its own lot rather than an attached unit in a condo or townhouse development, so what you are shopping for is a yard, a driveway, a roofline and a set of systems that belong to you alone. Stevens Real Estate works this market closely, and the pages that follow lay out what your money actually buys across the different ends of it.
Bellevue at a Glance
- County
- Sarpy County
- ZIP codes in these listings
- 68123 · 68005 · 68147 · 68133
- Typical asking price
- $377,000, middle half $298,475-$469,675 (median of 126 homes, excluding 10 land and other non-dwelling listings)
- Typical sold price
- $300,750, middle half $245,000-$360,000 (median of 878 home sales, excluding 7 land and other non-dwelling sales, past 12 months)
- Typical home
- 2,123 sq ft, middle half 1,638-2,637 (n=125) · 3 bed / 3 bath (medians, n=126)
- Typical days to sell
- 49 days (median of 878 closed home sales, past 12 months)
- Months of supply
- 1.7 (seller's market, homes only)
- Sold-to-list
- 100% of asking (median per home sale, n=878) · 29.2% sold above asking
- Data current as of
- August 2026
New construction homes in Bellevue
At the newer end of Bellevue, the house arrives finished and warranted, which buys you years with no project running and no contractor on the calendar. That is the real difference from the older stock: nothing is due, nothing is halfway, and your weekends are not organized around a trade. The median sale across 67 of these came in at about $393,000, with roughly 165 days between listing and closing, and the typical build year is 2026. Practically, that means current framing, current insulation and windows that seal the way they were designed to. You move in and the only decisions left are where the furniture goes and what you want to plant along the new lot line.
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Ranch homes in Bellevue
If you want your whole life on one floor, this is the part of Bellevue to shop. A ranch puts the bedrooms, the kitchen and the laundry on a single level, so the stairs disappear from the daily routine and the footprint of the house spreads across more of the lot. The median sale here landed around $315,000 over 332 closings, with a typical build year of 2022, and homes moved in about 47 days. Owning one means a wider roof to keep an eye on and more ground-level exterior to walk each spring, but it also means you can carry groceries from the driveway to the counter without ever changing elevation.
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Homes with a pool in Bellevue
A pool of your own makes the swim a decision rather than an arrangement, and the only schedule it keeps is yours. Nobody books it, nobody closes it at six, and the walk from the back door is measured in steps. In Bellevue that comes in around $393,000 at the median across 22 sales, with a typical build year of 1995 and about 45 days from listing to close. What changes at home is the shape of the yard: some of it is now water, decking and equipment, with a pump, a filter and a cover on your calendar each season. On a July evening, though, the yard stops being a chore and becomes the reason you are out there.
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Condos in Bellevue
Nothing outside your own front door is yours to organize here, so you can travel for months and come back to a building that was looked after while you were gone. The roof, the siding and the grounds are handled collectively; what you hold is the interior, the finishes and everything inside your walls. Condos in Bellevue closed at a median near $277,000 across 49 sales, with about 68 days between listing and closing. Day to day, that means no ladder in the garage and no snow to move, but it also means shared walls, shared entries and a fee that arrives whether you are in town or not. Ask what that fee covers before you settle on a building.
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What ownership here asks of you
The typical home in Bellevue was built in 1980, with the middle half falling between 1963 and 2004. Systems are at replacement age even where a property shows beautifully, so get the dates on the roof, the air handler and the windows before you decide what to offer. The most common layout sold is the three-bedroom, with a median of about $290,000 across 478 closed sales, and the single largest band of sale prices sits between $250,000 and $500,000. Governance varies house to house: some properties fall under an association with its own rules, documents and dues, and others sit in no subdivision at all and answer to nobody. Establish which applies to any listing you are serious about. Either way, most of what you own here is a detached structure with its own lot line, its own driveway and a furnace that is yours to replace on your own timing.
School fields on Bellevue listings
One field on these listings deserves a careful read rather than a quick glance. Roughly a third of them name Bellevue West as the high school and roughly a third name Bellevue East, with about one in ten naming Papillion-La Vista South. On the middle school side, Logan Fontenelle, Bellevue Mission and Lewis and Clark each account for about a quarter of what is reported. These entries are typed in per property by the listing agent, not drawn from district assignment. Boundaries shift and listing fields go stale between updates, so read them as what the listing says and confirm the current assignment for a specific address with the school district itself before you let it shape which houses you tour.
Worth confirming before you write an offer
- Proximity to Offutt Air Force Base flight paths and noise.
- Basement moisture or seepage issues common in older homes.
- Age and condition of roofing and siding given local hail history.
- Flood insurance requirements and cost given river proximity.
- Property tax rates and special assessments in Sarpy County.
Working with Stevens Real Estate
Stevens Real Estate works in Bellevue day to day, and that shows up in small, practical ways: walking a house with you and being straight about what you would be taking on as its owner, so the trade-offs are clear before you write anything. New construction is one of the purchases a buyer here weighs, and the rest of the page lays out the others. What matters now is which set of obligations you actually want to hold, and which house you want to live inside. Take the time to sort that out, and the choice you land on is one you will feel settled about.
