*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Bellevue ***
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Bellevue, Nebraska in Sarpy County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Bellevue.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Sarpy county include:

Avery,   Beacon View,   Capehart,   Chalco,   Fort Crook,   Gilmore,   Gretna,   La Platte,   La Vista,   Linoma Beach,   Meadow,   Melia,   Offutt AFB,   Papillion,   Portal,   Richfield,   Rumsey,   Springfield,  

 

Or have a look at other Nebraska counties including:

Adams,   Antelope,   Arthur,   Banner,   Blaine,   Boone,   Box Butte,   Boyd,   Brown,   Buffalo,   Burt,   Butler,   Cass,   Cedar,   Chase,   Cherry,   Cheyenne,   Clay,   Colfax,   Cuming,   Custer,   Dakota,   Dawes,   Dawson,   Deuel,   Dixon,   Dodge,   Douglas,   Dundy,   Fillmore,   Franklin,   Frontier,   Furnas,   Gage,   Garden,   Garfield,   Gosper,   Grant,   Greeley,   Hall,   Hamilton,   Harlan,   Hayes,   Hitchcock,   Holt,   Hooker,   Howard,   Jefferson,   Johnson,   Kearney,   Keith,   Keya Paha,   Kimball,   Knox,   Lancaster,   Lincoln,   Logan,   Loup,   Madison,   McPherson,   Merrick,   Morrill,   Nance,   Nemaha,   Nuckolls,   Otoe,   Pawnee,   Perkins,   Phelps,   Pierce,   Platte,   Polk,   Red Willow,   Richardson,   Rock,   Saline,   Saunders,   Scotts Bluff,   Seward,   Sheridan,   Sherman,   Sioux,   Stanton,   Thayer,   Thomas,   Thurston,   Valley,   Washington,   Wayne,   Webster,   Wheeler,   York,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Bellevue, NE?
Then read on!

Bellevue, Nebraska is a city with a rich history and culture. It is the oldest continuous settlement in Nebraska, having been founded in 1822 as a fur trading post. Today, Bellevue is known for its strong military presence, as it is home to Offutt Air Force Base, which houses the United States Strategic Command. The city is also home to many parks, trails, and recreational areas, including the Fontenelle Forest Nature Center and the Bellevue Berry and Pumpkin Farm. Additionally, Bellevue has a thriving community, with a variety of festivals, events, and attractions that draw visitors from all over the region.