Enjoy the clean, quiet, comfy repose of my luxe modern 1780 sq. ft. 3BR home in Omaha's hip Little Italy. Short walk to Old Market, new Gene Leahy Mall, CHI Health Center (Creighton Bluejays, Berkshire Hathaway Mtg.), TD Ameritrade Park (College World Series), Hot Shops, Durham Museum, Blue Barn Theater, Little Bohemia, Bemis Center, Archetype Coffee, Block 16, and a short drive to Henry Doorly Zoo, Joslyn Art Museum, Lauritzen Gardens, Council Bluffs casinos & pickleball. You'll love it here! Spacious, Clean, Charming 3-Bedroom, 3-Bath Townhome in Historic Little Italy, Next Door to Omaha’s Famed Old Market. You can’t beat this anywhere downtown. It’s the best of both worlds: a quiet and relaxing oasis near all the downtown action. You will love the fully-furnished comfort and repose of my quiet, comfortable, luxurious 1780 square foot town home, which comes with high-speed cable and wireless, DVR, full kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, range, refrigerator and freezer, dining room, living room with high-end sofa, tall ceilings, three full bedrooms (five rooms in total), three full bathrooms (one with bath, all three with shower), a sweet porch with two outdoor chairs, your own attached one-car garage, washer and dryer, maple hard wood floors, maple cabinet, stainless steel appliances, granite counters, refrigerator, central heat and air, towels, linens, hairdryer, a full supply of cooking and eating utensils, coffee-maker, tea kettle, toaster, filtered water, all in an open, clean and refreshing space, with absolutely amazing neighbors. My home is only a ten-minute walk (2 minutes by car) from the impressive galleries, bars, restaurants, boutique shops, architecture and cobbled streets of the Old Market National Historic District (whose highlights include The Boiler Room, Le Boullion, La Buvette, V. Mertz, Blue Sushi, M’s Pub, Jackson Street Booksellers, and the the famed Blue Barn Theatre, relocating soon to only a few blocks from my door). Moreover, within a few short blocks of my home, you not only have the Con Agra campus and the Durham Museum, but you also have the sundry landmarks of Little Italy (Orsi’s Italian Bakery, Cascio’s Italian Restaurant, St. Francis Cabrini Church, Santa Lucia Hall, Marino’s Italian Grocery, and the Sons of Italy Hall). Also nearby is the Omaha Rail and Commerce Historic District, Dahlman Park, the Bohemian Café, a local Cross Fit, yoga studios, massage, several groovy cafes, plus incredible views high above the mighty Missouri River. Within a 15-minute stroll north you are at "The Link," a.k.a. the Century Link Center (home of great concerts, the annual Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders Meeting, and the nationally ranked Creighton Bluejays college basketball team), Ameritrade Stadium (home of the annual College World Series), Slowdown (a club co-owned by Omaha’s own Conor Oberst of the band Bright Eyes and Saddle Creek Records), Film Streams (which shows excellent retrospectives, plus indie works), the Holland Performing Arts Center, Kaneko, the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, bike trails, parks, and more. And within a 3-minute drive to the south, you are at Sokol Hall (where all manner of cutting edge rock bands perform) and the Omaha Botanical Gardens. Within a five-minute drive south you are at Interstate I-80, which will take you quickly to all parts of Omaha and nearby Council Bluffs (including casinos, Lake Manawa and more). Within a seven-minute drive to the south, you are at the world-renowned Henry Doorly Zoo. Within a 7-minute drive to the north, you are at Creighton University. Within a 12-minute drive to the west, you are the University of Nebraska Medical Center and UNO. And to top it all, you are only a 12-minute car, cab or Uber ride from the Airport. This pet-free, nonsmoking, drug-free oasis is also near all manner of easy public transportation (there’s a bus line a few blocks away on Dodge; and there are plans to build a trolley right up nearby 10th St.). Parking is free all around the neighborhood, which is safe, evocative, and beyond cool. I’ve been a successful Airbnb host for many years, starting in NYC and now in Omaha. I know what guests want. And I go out of my way to ensure that their visit is beyond compare. If you or someone you know is clean, quiet, and highly responsible, and looking for a pristine place to stay in the heart of Omaha, please send name, phone number, the precise number of people in your party, and two references. And please make sure to fill out your airbnb profile before booking. This will speed acceptance of your reservation. Finally, my last guest tried game me in order to get a full refund after failing to inform me he was not staying. He grossly misrepresented the situation in my obsessively cleaned, COVID-free home in order to get a refund without staying. Airbnb did not help resolve the situation at all, so his bogus review remains, killing my super host ranking. It’s an unfortunate situation. I advise that you read the other reviews for a complete and accurate picture. Unfortunately, because of this situation, I need you to tell me in detail why you are visiting, where you are traveling from and your COVID status. Thank you! Top secret access. No worries. You get upon booking. You have the entire home to yourself. Little Italy is an amazing, hip and historic neighborhood right next to Omaha's Old Market. See description above. Here you go: (URL HIDDEN) Yes, within a few blocks. See description above. See the long description above. It covers everything. I prefer a two-guest minimum, though am open to other arrangements. Just let me know and we can usually work something out. That said, no bachelor or bachelorette parties. No big shindigs. This is a very quiet neighborhood. Ten people max. You can fit two people in each of the two upstairs beds. Another two people can sleep on the huge long L-shaped living room couch. Four people (two each) can sleep on the two beds (one a futon) in the downstairs bedroom. I also have a spare futon mattress in the storage room, if you want to bring upstairs, or have two kids sleep in there (which could bring it to 12, though I prefer 10).