Site lists McCook one of eight best Nebraska towns to retire in

The World Atlas website has named McCook one of the eight best Nebraska towns in which to retire.

“Known to be incredibly friendly, at least most of the time, McCook promptly puts a retiree at ease. The sense of community is top-notch, and if you don't want to be known, McCook may not be for you,” the site says.

“This laid-back Nebraska gem is also quite affordable. Nothing can beat a median listing price of just $159,000. While McCook does not come close to Paris, a retiree can get most stuff in town without having to make a daylong, out-of-town trip for shopping. As far as healthcare goes, the well-rated Community Hospital is right in town. Residents enjoy patronizing several attractions here, including the Museum of the High Plains, Red Willow Reservoir State Recreation ( a fantastic hiking and camping site), and Loop Brewing Company, for some mind-blowing pizza. AreaBakery. With a median age of 40, expect a social scene that is neither wild nor lifeless.”

Others included Papillion, Kearney, Gretna, Seward, David City, Holdrege and Milford.

“Nebraska may not be the most tax-friendly state for retirees, considering it partially taxes Social Security income; however, it more than makes up for it when it comes to real estate affordability,” the site says.

“Homes in the state fetch a median price of just $347,000. While one can complain about the wind or its extreme temperature, Nebraska features awesome healthcare options, beautiful scenery, especially in the western and northern parts, and low crime. Dotting this state are small yet vibrant farming towns where many retirees will love to spend their sunset years. Discover below the eight best small towns to retire in Nebraska.”

Visit the original site here.