Gretna

Welcome to Gretna

Gretna homes for sale are found in a small-town community with easy access to Nebraska’s biggest cities. Founded in 1886, Gretna, NE, is the perfect mixture of old and new. Located just off the Interstate 80 corridor, about 10 miles southwest of Omaha and 40 miles east of Lincoln, this city is found in an ideal location. Homes in Gretna are highly coveted, as this community combines a comfortable small-town feel with high-quality schools and a wide variety of community amenities and opportunities you’d expect from a much larger city.

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Gretna Houses & Property

The Gretna real estate market reveals a variety of different property types. For those looking for new construction, there are plenty of brand-new homes available, featuring custom features and gorgeous craftsmanship. If you prefer the charm of a heritage property, there are also historic houses found in Gretna, placed on beautiful lots with plenty of mature shade trees. A variety of single-family homes to suit different tastes and price ranges are available, with a large collection of well-kept houses perfect for growing families. If you’re looking for a large property in Gretna, you’ll find homes on acreage as you travel towards the city limits.

Gretna Schools

Gretna’s exceptional school district encompasses four elementary schools as well as a middle school and high school. These schools provide excellent educational opportunities both in the classroom and through a host of extracurricular athletic and art programs, to keep students challenged, engaged, and having fun. The district places a strong emphasis on community involvement when it comes to the local youth's education. As a result, this support provides children with the tools and confidence they need to be successful throughout their education and after they graduate from Gretna schools.

Recreation & Amenities in Gretna, NE

The Platte and Elkhorn rivers that border the city are an endless source of outdoor recreation, including hunting, fishing, and tubing. The Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, SAC Museum, Vala’s Pumpkin Patch, and the Tiburon Golf Club are but a few of the easily accessible activities awaiting Gretna residents. The city operates a public pool and library, which sponsor community events throughout the year.

This community enjoys a growing business community and is found within close proximity to two of Nebraska’s largest employment centers, ensuring residents have convenient access to jobs, shopping, and amenities. The pride of Gretna’s steadily growing business community will be the new 350,000 sq. ft. Nebraska Crossing shopping center scheduled to open in the fall of 2013. This state-of-the-art shopping area will serve as a hub for commerce, employment, and community activities.

Frequently Asked Questions about Homes in Gretna, NE

Where is Gretna, NE?

Gretna is a growing town in Sarpy County, just off the Interstate 80 corridor about 10 miles southwest of Omaha. It offers a small town feel with quick highway access to both Omaha and Lincoln, which makes it popular with commuters.

What kinds of homes are for sale in Gretna?

Gretna has a mix of brand new homes and older homes with heritage charm. Buyers looking for new construction will find plenty of newer subdivisions, while others prefer established streets closer to the historic center. Browse current listings on this page.

What school district serves Gretna?

Gretna Public Schools serves the city, and many buyers move here for it. Because the district and the town have grown fast, check which schools serve a specific address. Our Gretna Public Schools home search shows homes inside the district.

What is there to do near Gretna?

Outdoor fans enjoy the Platte and Elkhorn rivers for fishing and tubing. Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, the SAC Museum, Vala's Pumpkin Patch and Tiburon Golf Club are all close by, so there is plenty to do without driving into Omaha.