Roca is a village of about 200 people south of Lincoln. It started in the 1870s as a railroad stop, and its name is Spanish for rock, after the quarries that supplied building stone for Lincoln.
Some of the original stone buildings still stand. Roca is in the Norris School District, and each fall Roca Berry Farm draws visitors from across southeast Nebraska.
Homes here don’t come up often, and many sit on larger lots. If you want room to spread out close to Lincoln, we’ll watch for the right one with you.
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Roca is a small village, so homes don't come up often. Many sit on larger lots, and there are acreages in the surrounding area. We'll watch for the right one with you.
Roca is in the Norris School District. We confirm the district for every home by address.
About 20 minutes to south Lincoln.
Yes. The area around Roca has acreages and rural properties. Wells, septic systems and zoning all matter with these, so we walk you through what to check before you make an offer.
Roca started as a railroad stop in the 1870s, and its name is Spanish for rock, after the quarries that supplied building stone for Lincoln. Some of the original stone buildings still stand, and Roca Berry Farm brings visitors every fall.
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