18803 Greenleaf Street, Omaha
Listing courtesy of eXp Realty LLC.
402-968-1185
Real Estate Company
Whitetail is a market of detached houses on their own lots, in Gretna, and that is very nearly the whole of it: almost all of the homes for sale here stand alone, with their own roof, their own driveway and their own yard, rather than sharing walls in a condo or townhouse development. That shapes what shopping here looks like. You are comparing one freestanding house against another, weighing lot, layout and how the lower level is handled, rather than deciding between attached and detached ownership. Stevens Real Estate works this area closely and knows how these houses differ once you are standing inside them.
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Main-floor living is the whole argument for a ranch: bedrooms, kitchen and laundry on one level, no stairs built into the daily routine. In this part of Whitetail the median sale lands at $438,000 across 33 sales, with homes typically built in 2021, and the process from listing to closing has been running around 78 days. A single-level footprint spreads wider across the lot, so you own more roof surface and more ground-floor perimeter than a two-story of the same square footage. That is the thing to picture when you tour: how far the roofline runs, and how much yard is left around it.
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A walkout gives you a lower level with a door to grade, which means real windows, a second entrance, and a floor you can finish into living space rather than storage. Here the median sale is $438,000 across 25 sales, with homes typically built in 2018, and about 78 days from listing to close. Owning one means the lower level has its own exterior wall to watch: door thresholds, window wells, grading and the way water moves away from the house. When you walk a listing, look at how the finished basement space is heated and cooled, since it can run differently from the floors above.
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The typical house here was built in 2019, so you are buying current-generation roof, windows and mechanicals. The questions that matter are workmanship and what warranty coverage remains, not how many years are left before replacement. The most common layout sold is a four-bedroom, with a median of $449,500 across 20 closed sales. Beyond the house itself, establish early what governs the property: some homes sit inside an association with dues, rules and recorded documents, and some sit in no subdivision at all with nothing but the county and their own lot lines. Both are normal, and the answer differs listing to listing. Either way, the roof, the driveway, the yard and the mechanical room are yours to schedule and pay for, on your own calendar.
Stevens Real Estate works Whitetail closely enough to tell you what separates two houses that look alike on a listing sheet, and to point out the things you would only notice on a second walkthrough. When a ranch home is the purchase you are weighing, that kind of familiarity does the useful work: someone beside you who has been in the comparable houses, who can talk through layout and upkeep in plain terms, and who is not in a hurry for you to pick. The aim is straightforward. You end up in a house that fits how you actually live, and you feel settled about the choice you made.
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