New Homes in Harvest Creek Gretna NE
Harvest Creek Gretna NE occupies the southwest corner of 216th Street and Lincoln Road, on the west edge of town where the subdivisions stop and the farm ground starts. The plat holds 273 residential lots. Regency is one of several builders working here, alongside Colony Custom, iCON and Hildy.
What separates it from Regency’s other Gretna communities is which schools you get. Aspen Creek North and Bridgeport feed the newer campus on the east side of town. Harvest Creek sits about a mile and a half north of Gretna Middle School on the same street, with Gretna Elementary and Gretna High School a similar distance away. If you want the original Gretna schools rather than the new east-side buildings, this is the community that puts you there.
Current lots move by phase.
The Original Gretna Schools, Not the New East Campus
This is the practical difference and nobody in Gretna real estate spells it out.
Gretna Public Schools now runs two high schools. Gretna High School at 11335 South 204th Street is the original, competes in Class A, and is the Dragons. Gretna East, which opened in 2023 on the far east side, competes in Class B as the Griffins. Which one your kids attend depends entirely on where in Gretna you build.
From Harvest Creek:
- Gretna Middle School, 11705 South 216th Street, is about 1.4 miles straight south on the same street you live on
- Gretna Elementary School, 801 South Street, is about 1.3 miles south
- Gretna High School, 11335 South 204th Street, is about 1.4 miles southeast
The Gretna Public Schools administration building sits at 11717 South 216th Street, next to the middle school, so the whole district operation is a few minutes down your road.
Districtwide, Gretna Public Schools serves about 6,788 students across 11 schools. Math proficiency runs 77% against a 61% state average. Reading runs 65% against 48%. The graduation rate is 98%, and the district’s average testing rank places it in the top 10% of Nebraska public schools.
Boundaries shift as the district opens buildings. Gretna has added an elementary, a middle school and a high school in the last five years alone. Confirm the assignment for your specific lot with the district before you sign.
What the Lots Are Like
Harvest Creek is a custom and semi-custom neighborhood rather than a production subdivision, which shows up in the lot mix. You will find flat lots, daylight lots and walkouts in the same phase, and several walkouts back to trees or outlot green space with no rear neighbor.
The orientation is worth understanding before you pick. A lot of the inventory faces east, which means morning light in the back of the house and shade on the deck in the afternoon. On the walkouts along the western edge the ground falls away toward open country, so the lower level opens to grade and the view stays open until someone develops the next section.
Because multiple custom builders hold lots, the parcel you want may already be attached to somebody else. Talk to a New Home Counselor before you commit to a lot number. Call 402-256-5727.
Location: SW corner of 216th St & Lincoln Rd, Gretna NE 68028 School District: Gretna Public Schools County: Sarpy Size: 273 residential lots Highway access: Highway 6 and Highway 370, both within a few minutes Nearest model home: Falling Waters, 6708 S 200th Avenue, Omaha NE 68135. Thurs–Mon, Noon–5pm. Get directions.
The Trilogy Collection is the most popular choice in Anchor View. It's our semi-custom line: you pick a floor plan, then adjust layouts, add or remove rooms within limits, and work through thousands of finish selections — cabinetry, countertops, flooring, fixtures — from vendor showrooms. Floor plans in the Trilogy Collection start at 1,644 sq ft and go up from there, with ranch and two-story options available.
The Encore Collection starts in the low $400s and is built around a straightforward selection process — good for buyers who want a clear, predictable path from contract to close.
The Forever Collection is designed for buyers who want single-level living — no steps, no stress. It's a popular choice for buyers downsizing into a newer build.
What It Costs to Build in Harvest Creek
Regency currently has two Trilogy Collection homes under construction in Harvest Creek, so these are actual prices in this neighborhood rather than a general range.
| Plan | Address | Size | Lot | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trilogy Jubilee | 10812 S 219th Ave | 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,580 sq ft | Flat, east facing | $601,070 |
| Trilogy Sterling | 11016 S 220th St | 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,958 sq ft | Walkout, east facing | $742,915 |
The Jubilee is in framing with completion estimated for December, which means finishes are still selectable. It carries Regency’s Dream Kitchen package: Bosch appliances throughout, stainless exterior vent hood, wall oven and microwave, gas cooktop, soft close doors and drawers, and a grocery drop pantry. The finished basement adds a fourth conforming bedroom, a bath and rec space. The Sterling is at foundation stage on an east facing walkout.
For comparison within the same neighborhood, a Colony Custom five bedroom split ranch at 11042 South 219th Street, 3,086 square feet, has listed around $574,000.
Regency’s Encore Collection starts in the low $400s if you want to come in below the Trilogy range. For a number on your specific plan and lot, use the Online Pricing tool or work backward from a monthly payment with financing.
What Regency Builds Here
You pick a plan from one of three collections, then make it yours before we break ground. That is the semi-custom process we have run for six decades.
The Trilogy Collection is the flexible line and it is what both current Harvest Creek builds come from. Choose a plan, adjust the layout, add or remove rooms within limits, then work through finish selections at vendor showrooms. Plans start at 1,644 square feet with ranch and two-story options.
The Encore Collection runs a tighter selection process for buyers who want a predictable path from contract to close.
The Forever Collection is single-level with no steps, which suits a buyer moving down from an acreage but staying in the Gretna district.
Compare them on the plan collections page or browse finished Regency homes.
How the Build Runs
Step 1. Lot and plan. A New Home Counselor walks available Harvest Creek lots with you and matches a plan to the grade and the orientation. On a mixed neighborhood like this one, whether you end up with a walkout, a daylight or a flat lower level is decided here, and it changes the plan. Structural changes get settled before estimates lock.
Step 2. Design selections. You get a selection guide booklet and visit vendor showrooms for cabinetry, countertops, flooring and fixtures. Everything is chosen before construction starts rather than arriving later as change orders.
Step 3. Construction. A dedicated construction superintendent runs your site and answers your calls. Scheduled job site meetings let you see progress. Meet the team.
Most Trilogy builds run five to seven months contract to closing. Your superintendent gives you a real schedule at kickoff. Regency was named a Best of Omaha 2026 winner.
About Harvest Creek
Harvest Creek is one of Gretna’s newer custom neighborhoods, platted at the southwest corner of 216th and Lincoln Road with 273 lots. Streets run through the 218th to 222nd range in the 10700 to 11200 South blocks. The ZIP is 68028, a genuine Gretna address, which is not true of Bridgeport or Aspen Creek North where mail goes out as Omaha 68136.
Being on the west edge is the whole character of the place. Downtown Gretna and McKenna Avenue are about a mile and a quarter southeast, close enough that the town actually functions as your town rather than as a name on the school sign. Gretna Crossing Park is about two and a half miles south, with a waterpark, an amphitheater, a fishing lake, a dog park, disc golf and trail loops. Nebraska Crossing and I-80 Exit 432 are roughly four miles south. Vala’s Pumpkin Patch is about three miles southeast.
Beyond that you are looking at farm ground. Buyers choosing Harvest Creek over the east side are usually making that trade on purpose: a longer run to West Dodge in exchange for open country at the end of the street and a school commute measured in minutes.
Comparing options? Aspen Creek North puts you next to the east campus, Bridgeport adds a pool and clubhouse, and Falling Waters has the model home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, and this trips up a lot of searches. Harvest Hills is a Gretna Public Schools elementary at 19125 Fir Street, about two and a half miles southeast. Harvest Creek is a residential neighborhood at 216th and Lincoln Road. Some MLS listings for Harvest Creek lots incorrectly say “located in Harvest Hills,” so if you are comparing listings, check the actual address rather than the description.
Gretna Public Schools. The nearest buildings are Gretna Middle School at 11705 South 216th Street, about 1.4 miles south on the same street, Gretna Elementary at 801 South Street about 1.3 miles south, and Gretna High School at 11335 South 204th Street about 1.4 miles southeast. Gretna has opened three new buildings in five years and boundaries move, so confirm your specific lot with the district.
Two Trilogy Collection homes are under construction there now: a Jubilee at 10812 South 219th Avenue, 2,580 square feet, at $601,070, and a Sterling at 11016 South 220th Street, 2,958 square feet on a walkout lot, at $742,915. The Encore Collection starts in the low $400s if you want to come in lower. Call 402-256-5727 for current availability.
Yes. The neighborhood has a mix of flat, daylight and walkout lots, and some walkouts back to trees or outlot green space with no rear neighbor. Several face east across open ground. Walkouts carry a lot premium and go first, so pull the lot list before you settle on a floor plan.
It sits on the west edge of Gretna at 216th and Lincoln Road, with Highway 6 and Highway 370 both a few minutes away and I-80 Exit 432 about four miles south. It is the farthest west of Regency’s Gretna communities, which means a longer run to West Dodge and a shorter one to downtown Gretna.
Yes. The Falling Waters model home and sales center is at 6708 South 200th Avenue, Omaha NE 68135, open Thursday through Monday, Noon to 5pm, showing the Sandlewood 1756, Sundance 2109 and DaVinci 2279. It is the same finish level you would be building in Harvest Creek. Read what our buyers say first.
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