Hotel Motel - 3

113 6th St S, McCook, NE 69001

Apartment building

1 bed

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
3 1 bd, 1 ba 5 photos	525	Now	$425+

Listings by: Hedge of Protection Real Estate

What's special

Off-street parking

1 bed/1 bath small apartment with off-street parking and shared laundry on-site. $425/month includes all utilities. $425 security deposit required. No pets. Available October 1, 2025. One year lease w/ option to renew or go month-to-month. Multiplex with 5 units, off-street parking and shared laundry area.

Facts, features & policies

Policies

Pet essentials

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Dogs
Dogs are not allowed
Cats
Cats are not allowed

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Neighborhood: 69001

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Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.
Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.
Outdoor Activities
Ample parks and spaces for hiking, biking, and active recreation.
Local Breweries
Craft breweries and taprooms serve unique local flavors and gatherings.

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Centered around historic downtown Norris Avenue, 69001 (McCook) blends small-town warmth with High Plains scenery and four true seasons. You’ll have easy highway access via US-83 and US-6/34, plus an Amtrak stop. Recent Zillow market trends show a median asking rent around $900, with most listings roughly $700–$1,200 over the past few months. Daily life includes grocery runs to Walmart Supercenter and Schmick’s Market, coffee and baked goods at Sehnert’s Bakery & Bieroc Cafe, casual bites at Citta’ Deli and Mac’s Drive-In, and pints and pizza at Loop Brewing Company. Barnett Park, Kelley Park, and Heritage Hills Golf Course offer green space and playtime, with quick escapes to Red Willow Reservoir for boating and fishing. The George W. Norris House and the Museum of the High Plains reflect rich civic history, and community festivals add to the neighborly feel. Generally family- and pet-friendly, with quiet streets and plenty of room to roam.