Tiburon sits in Sarpy County, and buying here means buying a parcel: nearly all of the homes for sale in the area are detached houses rather than attached units in a condo or townhouse development. That shapes what ownership involves from the first day. There is no shared exterior wall, no building envelope handled on your behalf, no monthly fee that quietly absorbs the roof. The structure, the systems and the ground around them are yours to schedule and pay for. Stevens Real Estate works this market closely, and the questions worth asking here are less about which building to pick than about the age and condition of the house in front of you.
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Tiburon at a Glance
- County
- Sarpy County
- ZIP codes in these listings
- 68136
- Typical sold price
- $475,000 (median of 45 sales, past 12 months)
- Typical home
- 3,230 sq ft (n=45) · 4 bed / 3 bath (medians, n=45)
- Typical days to sell
- 57 days (median of 45 closed home sales, past 12 months)
- Months of supply
- 2.7 (seller's market)
- Sold-to-list
- 98.6% of asking (median per home sale, n=45)
- Data current as of
- September 2026
Homes with a walkout basement in Tiburon
The walkout-basement pocket of Tiburon is where the lower level stops being storage and becomes usable floor area, with a door to the outside instead of only a stairwell. Median sale price across this group came in at $546,500 over 21 sales, and homes here took about 58 days to sell. Owning one means a second exterior entry, its own grade and drainage at the back of the house, and a finished level that needs the same heating, cooling and moisture attention as the floors above it. When you tour, pay attention to how the ground falls away from the foundation and how that lower door is sealed.
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Single family homes in Tiburon
Buy a whole parcel here and the lot and everything on it are yours to change. What you plant, park, extend or rebuild answers to the county rather than to a board of neighbors. That is the practical difference between owning a house and owning an interior. The median across 32 single-family sales was $510,000, with homes taking around 58 days to sell, and at that level you are taking on a roof, a driveway, a yard and a full set of mechanical systems on your own calendar. Day to day it shows up in small ways: a side yard wide enough for a trailer, a shed you can put where you want it, gutters and grading nobody else is going to come look at.
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What ownership here actually asks of you
The typical house in Tiburon dates to about 2004, and that age matters in a plain way: a roof, an air handler and a water heater all start coming due around now. Ask what has already been replaced on a given house and what is still the original equipment. The most common layout sold is the four-bedroom, with a median of $481,250 across 22 closed sales. Governance varies from street to street, so establish early whether a listing falls under an association with rules and documents or sits in no subdivision at all, and what any recurring fee actually covers. Peterson Park is in Tiburon, worth knowing as you decide which streets to search. These are ordinary terms, and what you live with is the house itself: a two-decade-old structure whose systems you will replace one at a time.
Worth confirming before you write an offer
- HOA dues and reserve funding status.
- Special taxing or improvement district assessments.
- Flood zone designation for low-lying lots.
- Builder warranty status on newer construction.
- Architectural review or covenant restrictions on renovations.
Buying in Tiburon with Stevens Real Estate
Stevens Real Estate works in Tiburon regularly, and that familiarity shows up in plain ways: walking a house with you, listening to how you actually use a lower level, and asking the questions you would want asked before you write an offer. We are not here to hand you a checklist or talk you into anything. A walkout basement is one of the purchases a buyer here weighs, and it is worth taking the time to picture living with it day to day. Do that, and the decision tends to settle itself into a home that fits how you live.
