Frequently Asked Questions

Downtown Elkhorn / Olde Town Elkhorn

Elkhorn Station Apartments sits at the center of Olde Town Elkhorn on N Main Street, placing residents steps from local restaurants, boutiques, and craft breweries like Jukes Ale Works and Coneflower Creamery. The area blends the character of a historic small town with the momentum of a growing community, drawing young professionals and retirees who want walkability without sacrificing suburban comfort. It is one of the few spots in the west Omaha area where you can genuinely leave the car at home for an evening out.

West Omaha

West Omaha surrounds Elkhorn and offers a wider mix of shopping, dining, and employment along key corridors like West Dodge Road. Residents who work in the broader Omaha metro and want a suburban base with strong connectivity find this region a natural fit. Village Pointe, Costco, and a range of healthcare and corporate employers are easily accessible from anywhere in West Omaha.

Bennington

Just northwest of Elkhorn, Bennington has attracted families and first-time renters with its small-town pace and newer residential development. The area is close enough to West Omaha conveniences to feel connected while maintaining a quieter, more spread-out feel. For those who want proximity to Elkhorn without being in the middle of the activity, Bennington offers a relaxed alternative.

Millard

South of Elkhorn, Millard is one of the most established suburbs in the West Omaha corridor, known for mature neighborhoods, a well-regarded school district, and a wide range of retail options. The area offers easy access to both West Dodge Road and 204th Street, making it a practical choice for commuters. Renters comparing options near Elkhorn will find Millard offers a polished suburban lifestyle with strong long-term appeal.

Elkhorn offers a small-town charm with access to big city conveniences just a short drive away. Whether you're looking for walkable dining, outdoor recreation, a quick commute, or a tight-knit community, here are some of the unique features to consider:

Ideal Location

Elkhorn sits on the western edge of the Omaha metro, about 17 miles and roughly 20 to 25 minutes from downtown Omaha via West Dodge Road. Elkhorn Station residents can reach major West Omaha employers, retailers, and healthcare providers without getting on a highway, while still enjoying a neighborhood that feels far removed from the pace of the city. The position along N Main Street and West Dodge Road connects residents to the full metro in any direction.

Outdoor Adventures

Ta-Ha-Zouka Park in Downtown Elkhorn gives residents a nearby spot for walking, sports, and outdoor recreation steps from N Main Street. Indian Creek Golf Course, a 27-hole public course at the edge of Elkhorn, draws golfers from across the metro. Two Rivers State Recreation Area, located near Waterloo just west of Elkhorn, offers lakes, camping, and hiking along the Platte and Elkhorn rivers for a longer outdoor excursion.

Premium Living

Elkhorn Station offers one- and two-bedroom apartments with open floor plans, luxury vinyl plank flooring, stainless appliances, and modern kitchens, setting a higher standard for apartment living in the area. The community's elevator, controlled access, pre-installed Cox Wi-Fi, and Flex payment program reflect a Class A approach to resident convenience. From Elkhorn Station, residents also enjoy the rare benefit of walking to dinner, coffee, or a brewery without needing to drive.

Local Community

Elkhorn Public Schools is consistently cited as one of the top-rated school districts in Nebraska, a major draw for families with school-age children in the area. Olde Town Elkhorn has grown into a genuine small business hub, with more than 30 local shops, restaurants, and galleries anchoring the Main Street corridor. Each late spring, the community gathers for Elkhorn Days, a multi-day festival with a parade, live music, and family activities that reflect the strong sense of local pride.

There are many fun activities to do in Elkhorn! Elkhorn Station's location on N Main Street puts residents in the heart of Olde Town Elkhorn, within walking distance of dining, entertainment, and local events. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Jukes Ale Works (Olde Town Elkhorn brewpub on Elkhorn Drive)
• Coneflower Creamery (Olde Town Elkhorn location on N Main Street)
• Ta-Ha-Zouka Park
• Lucky Strike Elkhorn (40-lane bowling, arcade, and sports bar)
• ACX Cinema 12+ (Elkhorn movie theater at S 205th Plaza)
• Marcus Village Pointe Cinema
• Village Pointe Shopping Center
• Indian Creek Golf Course (27-hole public course)
• Two Rivers State Recreation Area
• Elkhorn Days annual festival (late spring)
• Costco Wholesale
• Walmart Supercenter

With dining, entertainment, and recreation all within walking distance or a short drive, Elkhorn Station keeps residents close to everything Elkhorn has to offer.

Elkhorn Station Apartments in Elkhorn is only minutes from Omaha's top employers. The proximity to West Dodge Road and 204th Street gives easy access to healthcare, finance, transportation, and government employers, like:

• Methodist Women's Hospital (Elkhorn)
• Metropolitan Community College, Elkhorn Valley Campus (Elkhorn)
• Menards (Elkhorn)
• Berkshire Hathaway (Omaha)
• Union Pacific Railroad (Omaha)
• Mutual of Omaha (Omaha)
• Kiewit Corporation (Omaha)
• Valmont Industries (Omaha)
• First National Bank of Omaha (Omaha)
• Werner Enterprises (Omaha)
• Omaha Public Power District (Omaha)
• CHI Health (West Omaha)
• Creighton University (Omaha)
• Offutt Air Force Base (nearby Bellevue)

Living at Elkhorn Station means a short commute to Omaha's largest employers without leaving behind the walkable energy of Olde Town Elkhorn.

At Elkhorn Station, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in vibrant Elkhorn even better, such as:

Open Floor Plans with Modern Kitchen Finishes

Elkhorn Station apartments feature open layouts with luxury vinyl plank flooring, stainless appliances, a dishwasher, and a built-in microwave for a kitchen that is as functional as it is attractive. These design choices reflect the community's Class A positioning and appeal to residents who want a home that feels polished from day one. The open flow between kitchen and living areas makes the floor plans feel larger and more livable than the square footage alone suggests.

Elevator and Controlled Building Access

An elevator and controlled access entry set Elkhorn Station apart from many Elkhorn apartment options, adding security and everyday convenience that residents quickly come to rely on. Whether coming home from a late shift at Methodist Women's Hospital or unloading after a trip to Village Pointe, the building is designed to make arrival easy. On-site management is also available to support residents with day-to-day needs.

In-Unit Washer and Dryer with Preinstalled Cox Wi-Fi

Every apartment at Elkhorn Station comes with in-unit washer and dryer connections, eliminating the shared laundry experience that comes with many apartment communities. Preinstalled Cox high speed internet with the first month free means residents can work, stream, and connect before they have fully unpacked. Combined with large closets, window coverings, a ceiling fan, and a disposal, the in-home features at Elkhorn Station are designed for genuine move-in readiness.

Walkable Location in Olde Town Elkhorn

Perhaps the most distinctive amenity at Elkhorn Station is the location itself, sitting steps from Jukes Ale Works, Coneflower Creamery, and the boutiques and galleries of Olde Town Elkhorn. Residents can walk to dinner, coffee, or a live event without a car, a rarity in the west Omaha suburban landscape. For those who do need to drive, off-street parking, the Flex payment program, and easy access to West Dodge Road and Elkhorn Drive ensure that life outside the building is just as convenient as life inside it.