Summary:

Furnished 3BR/1.5BA townhome in Lincoln's quiet Near South neighbourhood. Built for 31+ night stays — travel nurses, doctors on rotation, construction crews, or anyone relocating. Two stories of real space, tree-lined street, easy parking. Walkable to Haymarket and downtown, close to UNL and the hospital district. A proper base for a work stint, not a short-term crash pad.



The Space:

Three bedrooms means this one works as hard as you do — split it with coworkers on the same contract, or spread out and use the extra rooms as a home office and storage. Either way, it's real space for a real stay, not a cramped short-term box.



This fully furnished, two-story townhome sits in Lincoln's historic Near South neighbourhood, on a quiet, tree-lined street of older homes. It's built for people who need a proper base for a month or more — travel nurses, doctors on rotation, construction and trade crews working a Lincoln project, or anyone relocating. Three bedrooms and a bath and a half give you room to actually live, not just crash.



The Space

The layout spreads comfortably across two floors, with a peaceful residential feel that makes it easy to decompress after a shift or a day on site. It's the kind of street where nobody's throwing parties and everybody minds their own business.





Getting Around

Street parking is straightforward, and the area is walkable for errands and food. Uber, Lyft, and local taxis are all readily available for anything further out, and StarTran city buses serve the wider area on weekdays and Saturdays (no Sunday service). For most stays, having your own vehicle is still the most reliable option, especially for early shifts or job sites outside downtown.



Good to Know

This listing is set up for 31+ night stays only — not a short trip, not a game weekend rental. If you're here for a work assignment, a contract, or a rotation that's keeping you in Lincoln for a while, this home is built to function as an actual base for the length of it.



The Neighborhood:

Near South puts you close to everything without the noise of being in the middle of it.



The Haymarket is a short trip away, with everyday restaurants, coffee, and grocery options for picking up dinner after work. UNL and downtown Lincoln are both close by, useful if your contract or rotation has you moving between sites, campus, or the hospital district.



The street itself is walkable, parking is easy, no fighting for a spot and the neighbourhood stays quiet outside of home game weekends, when the area does get busier with football traffic.



Getting Around:

This D Street home is well set up for guests who want to explore Lincoln without needing a car for everything.



On foot: Near South is a walkable, residential area, and downtown Lincoln and the Historic Haymarket — with restaurants, breweries, boutiques, and the Saturday farmers market (May–October) — are both an easy walk or quick drive away.



Public bus (StarTran): Lincoln's city bus system, StarTran, runs Monday–Saturday (no Sunday service), with routes connecting to downtown, the University of Nebraska campus, and neighbourhoods across the city. Rides are affordable, and the RideLNK app or Google Maps can help guests plan routes and track buses in real time.



Biking: All StarTran buses have bike racks, and the area's flat, tree-lined streets make cycling an easy option for shorter trips.



Rideshare & taxis: Uber and Lyft both operate in Lincoln, along with local taxi companies, for guests who'd rather not drive, handy for evenings out or game days when parking downtown gets tight.



By car: Street parking is generally easy to find in this residential pocket, and it's a short drive to I-80 for anyone heading in or out of the city, or to Lincoln Airport (LNK) for flights.



Game days: If you want to take in a Huskers game, StarTran runs a special Big Red Express shuttle service to Memorial Stadium — a good way to skip stadium-area traffic and parking.