Where is Breakers Apartments located, and what is the neighborhood like?

Breakers Apartments is located at 415 Leavenworth St in Dahlman, Omaha, NE. The surrounding area includes approximately 19 restaurants and cafes within 1 mile, such as Orsi's Italian Bakery & Pizzeria, M's Pub, and Urban Abbey.

What are the transportation options near Breakers Apartments?

The nearest public transit stop is Omaha Amtrak Station, approximately 0.4 miles away.

What parks and outdoor spaces are near Breakers Apartments?

Breakers Apartments is located within 0.3 miles of Heartland of America Park Fountain, 0.4 miles of The Durham Museum, and 0.5 miles of Old Market.

Are there grocery stores and everyday shopping options near Breakers Apartments?

Breakers Apartments is located near 3 grocery stores, including 0.5 miles from La Buvette Wine & Grocery, 0.5 miles from Old Market Candy Shop, and 0.5 miles from Omaha Farmers Market. Additional shopping options, including Old Market, are approximately 0.5 miles away.

What is the minimum and maximum rent for Breakers Apartments?

The total price for an apartment unit in Breakers Apartments ranges from $1,051 to $2,143. The total price will vary by floor plan, unit size, and unit amenities.

What hospitals and medical facilities are near Breakers Apartments?

The closest hospitals and medical facilities to Breakers Apartments include Commercial Optical (0.6 miles away), Omaha Healing Arts Center (0.6 miles away), and Advanced Surgery Center (0.6 miles away).

What are the dining options near Breakers Apartments?

Breakers Apartments is near approximately 19 restaurants within 1 mile, including Orsi's Italian Bakery & Pizzeria (0.3 miles away), M's Pub (0.5 miles away), and Urban Abbey (0.5 miles away).

What schools are assigned to Breakers Apartments?

The schools assigned to Breakers Apartments include Pine Elementary School, Norris Middle School, and Central High School.

Breakers Apartments - 415 Leavenworth St Omaha NE (20 units available)

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 440 1 bd, 1 ba	591	Now	$1,051
Unit 150 1 bd, 1 ba	724	Now	$1,069
Unit 143 1 bd, 1 ba	759	Sep 30	$1,069
Unit 225 1 bd, 1 ba	791	Sep 25	$1,074
Unit 243 1 bd, 1 ba	742	Now	$1,078
Unit 121 1 bd, 1 ba	753	Now	$1,092
Unit 125 1 bd, 1 ba	791	Oct 9	$1,092
Unit 165 1 bd, 1 ba	589	Now	$1,123
Unit 249 1 bd, 1 ba	687	Nov 6	$1,154
Unit 345 1 bd, 1 ba	695	Oct 16	$1,163
Unit 108 1 bd, 1 ba	662	Now	$1,190
Unit 105 1 bd, 1 ba	727	Oct 23	$1,197
Unit 205 1 bd, 1 ba	728	Now	$1,221
Unit 109 1 bd, 1 ba	736	Now	$1,256
Unit 326 1 bd, 1 ba	689	Nov 6	$1,262

Just three years after Thomas Edison perfected the incandescent lamp, electric power arrived in Omaha in 1883 with the incorporation of the Northwestern Electric Lights Company and their installation of 20 arc lights along the city's streets. Since then, the site of The Breakers power plant has been providing Omaha's sources of heat and power, lighting up the city. A March 1890 article in the Omaha World Herald declared the coal-fired power station to be the largest electrical building of its kind in the United States, with such innovative features as a sliding crane and an elevator run by electricity. The current buildings on the site were constructed over a period of approximately 31 years of considerable growth, from 1920-1951. Although the earliest portions of the complex (1889) were removed in the 1970s, the site on which they stood is included in the property's green space, exceeding 11 acres. The Breakers consists of three attached structures named for their original uses: The Boiler, The Turbine Hall, and The Switchgear.