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Located just south of Omaha, Bellevue is a welcoming city with a small-town feel and strong community ties. Known for its proximity to Offutt Air Force Base and the Missouri River, Bellevue offers a variety of homes in tranquil neighborhoods.


Prime Location & Easy Accessibility

Situated near major highways and just minutes from downtown Omaha, Bellevue combines suburban peace with urban convenience. Easy access to the Missouri River and local parks enhances the city’s appeal.


Diverse Architectural Designs & Modern Amenities

Homes in Bellevue range from charming ranch-style properties to new construction homes. Residents enjoy:

  • Large homes with spacious yards and peaceful surroundings
  • Close proximity to schools, parks, and the riverfront
  • A friendly, family-oriented community with local shops and dining

A Community with a Rich History

With its blend of military history and suburban charm, Bellevue is a great place for families and active-duty military members alike. The city's quiet streets and green spaces make it a highly desirable location for those seeking peace and convenience.

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Free Relocation Guide

Relocating  to the Greater Omaha Area.

Make a seamless transition into your new home with this comprehensive guide. From neighborhood insights and moving checklists to local amenities and community highlights, you’ll have everything you need for a stress-free relocation.

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