For sale: 6 gorgeous homes in Nebraska

Omaha. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this 1909 Tudor Revival house features original light fixtures, carved wood pillars, inset ceilings, and wood moldings. The five-bedroom home in the Joslyn Castle neighborhood has updates that include a remodeled kitchen and heated bathroom floors.

An adjacent carriage house has a full kitchen and two bedrooms. A covered porch leads to a landscaped front yard. $899,000. Ronald Rubin, Seville Sales/CBSHome Real Estate, (402) 697-4087.

Waterloo. This contemporary, Craftsman-style ranch home has four bedrooms and abuts wetland and grassland. Completed in 2017, the open-concept house features high ceilings, oak floors, quartz counters, and a fully finished lower level with a living room, a bar, and a kitchenette.

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The 0.4-acre lot includes a three-car attached garage and lake access, and there's the option to buy a boat slip. $659,900. Karen Jennings, Seville Sales/CBSHome Real Estate, (402) 290-6296.

Seward. This 1912 Victorian house is a functioning five-bedroom bed-and-breakfast that can also be a private home. Historic details include period wallpaper, original wood paneling, stained glass, and a spiral staircase.

Outside, there are decks, a gazebo, a wraparound porch, and a koi pond. $380,000. Amy Keetle, United Country–First State Realty, (402) 440-7779.

Lincoln. Built in 1916, this Italian-influenced, Victorian-era townhouse in the Near South neighborhood has four bedrooms. Many original details have been preserved, including wood built-ins, mosaic floor tiling, murals, and carved railings and moldings.

Modern updates include a kitchen with granite counters and stainless-steel appliances. Stucco walls and iron rails encircle a reflecting pool, a courtyard, and an entertainment area with a fireplace. $659,900. Greg McCown, HOME Real Estate, (402) 540-4301.

Brownville. Known as the Muir House, this landmarked Italianate home is made of local red brick and native wood milled at Muir's sawmill. The four-bedroom house, built between 1868 and 1870, has vaulted ceilings, built-in cabinetry, and carved molding.

There are formal parlor, living and dining rooms, and the top floor boasts a 360-degree observatory. The property features a two-bedroom blacksmith's house. $460,000. Bob Engles, J.J. Palmtag, (402) 274-8312.

Omaha. Architect Neil Astle created this midcentury modern house that won a Residential Designs/Merit Award in 1969.

The four-bedroom home in the Westside community has high, angled ceilings and cedar-clad interior walls, and is centered on an oversize, suspended fireplace. $379,900. Billy Coburn, PJ Morgan Real Estate, (402) 740-3130.