Here is your chance to own a property designed by Omaha famous Architect Frederick A. Henninger! AKA "House A Day Henninger." Come tour this HUGE 2-story + basement home in the Omaha classic Hanscom Place neighborhood. You'll notice the charm and style of this early 20th century home upon walking up and entering the foyer and throughout the property. From the woodwork, large windows, the claw foot tub, built-in storage, to the sunning room (currently used an as office). The property also has been updated over the years to include LVP and tile on the main floor, newer carpet upstairs, newer siding, roof, and some newer windows. 3 spacious bedrooms on the top floor, 3 bathrooms, and 1 car garage, and tons of flex space in the basement. Conveniently situated near Blackstone, Field Club, Hanscom Park, and easy access to i480.
Room Features
Bedroom 22nd Floor
Bedroom 312.4 X 9 2nd Floor
Dining Room Formal14.3 X 12.9 Main Floor
Kitchen17.10 X 10.10 Main Floor
Laundry RoomMain Floor
Living Room15 X 11.11 Main Floor
OfficeMain Floor
Other Room 1Below Grade
Other Room 2Main Floor
Primary Bedroom12.3 X 12.3 2nd Floor
Rec RoomBelow Grade
BasementYes
Kitchen DescriptionCeramic Tile Floor, Exterior Door
1133 S 31st Street (MLS #22418754) is a 2.5 story single family home located in Omaha, NE.
This single family home is 2,307 sqft and on a lot of 7,500 sqft (or 0.17 acres) with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths and is 119 years old. This property was listed on 07/23/2024 and has been priced for sale at $259,000.
The 3 bedroom single family home at 846 S 35 Street in Omaha is nearby and sold for $285,000 on 03/29/2024. Another nearby 4 bedroom single family home, 514 S 30 Street in Omaha sold for $300,000 on 10/04/2023.
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