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Waverly sits on the northeast edge of Lincoln along I-80, an easy base for commuting to Lincoln or Omaha.

The town has grown from about 500 people in 1960 to more than 4,000 today. Waverly School District 145 runs four schools, from Hamlow Elementary through Waverly High. The town is named after Walter Scott’s novel Waverley, and some streets are named from the book.

Waverly has a mix of established neighborhoods and new subdivisions. We’ll help you figure out which fits your drive and your budget.

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What kinds of homes can I find in Waverly?

Waverly has established neighborhoods and new subdivisions. We'll help you compare both based on your drive and your budget.

What school district serves Waverly?

Waverly School District 145 serves the town, with four schools from Hamlow Elementary through Waverly High. We confirm the district for every home by address.

How far is Waverly from Lincoln and Omaha?

About 15 minutes to northeast Lincoln and about 45 minutes to Omaha by I-80, which makes it a good base if you work in either city.

Is Waverly growing?

Yes. Waverly has grown from about 500 people in 1960 to more than 4,000 today, and new subdivisions keep adding homes.

Are property taxes different in Waverly than in Lincoln?

They can be. Taxes depend on the home's value and its taxing districts. We pull the tax history on any home so you can compare real costs.

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