Best Neighborhoods in Lebanon, TN: Neighborhood Guide

Lebanon, Tennessee is the county seat of Wilson County and a growing city east of Nashville along I-40. Buyers come here for new construction, townhomes, 55+ communities, and homes with more land.

This guide sorts Lebanon neighborhoods by what matters most to you. Every neighborhood linked below has its own guide with schools, quick facts, and live listings.

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Lebanon Neighborhoods by What Matters Most

Best for: New construction

Builders are active across Lebanon right now.

• Barton's Mill: M/I Homes, near Jones Brummett Elementary and I-40
• Averitt Landing: larger two-story homes by Century Communities
• Cades Bluff: Ashton Woods homes on the west side toward Mt. Juliet
• Knoll Creek: Lennar homes, some with three-car garages
• Dillon Pointe: Lennar homes with a playground
• Brookside Farms: all-brick homes by Eastland Construction
• Stratford Station: Smith Douglas homes, about half one level

Best for: Community amenities

Neighborhoods where listings highlight pools, clubhouses, and trails.

• Woodbridge Glen: pool, clubhouse, dog park, and trails
• Spence Creek: a master-planned community with neighborhood amenities
• Villages of Hunters Point: pool, clubhouse, and tennis
• Holland Ridge: pool and clubhouse toward Mt. Juliet
• River Oaks: pool, playground, and dog park

Best for: Townhomes

Lower-maintenance living, from brand new to recently built.

• The Crossings at Barton Village: new three-story townhomes with pickleball
• Addison Park: D.R. Horton townhomes with pickleball
• One Lebanon Place: new Lennar townhomes
• Sweetbriar Place: Smith Douglas townhomes with two-car garages
• Hartmann Landing: new DRB townhomes
• Carver Station: some plans with a main-level primary
• Webb Reserve: new two- and three-bedroom townhomes
• Cedar Ridge at Woodall: end units with private backyards
• High Park Townhomes: three-bedroom townhomes with garages
• Hampton Chase: pool and dog park near I-40

Best for: 55+ living

Age-restricted communities, as permitted under federal housing law.

• Del Webb Barton Village: new, mostly one-level homes with a clubhouse and fitness center
• Academy Place: a gated community with a clubhouse, pool, and tennis

Best for: More space and land

Larger homes and bigger lots.

• Clay Estates: brick homes, many on about an acre
• Forest of Lebanon: larger homes from 2008 on
• Watermill: all-brick four-bedroom homes
• Five Oaks: an established golf course community

Best for: Lake and gated living

Water access and private entry.

• Stonebrook Falls: a gated lakefront community with a boat dock and homesites

Best for: Established and newer homes

Room to settle in, near schools and shopping.

• Hickory Knoll: homes from 2017 on with walking paths
• Plantation South: established two-story homes off Horn Springs Road
• Carver Creek: homes built from 2023 to 2025
• Vineyard Grove: a newer community with modern homes
• Campbell Place: newer homes in a convenient location
• StoneBridge: a growing community with newer homes

All Lebanon Neighborhood Guides

• Academy Place
• Addison Park
• Averitt Landing
• Barton's Mill
• Brookside Farms
• Cades Bluff
• Campbell Place
• Carver Creek
• Carver Station
• Cedar Ridge at Woodall
• Clay Estates
• The Crossings at Barton Village
• Del Webb Barton Village
• Dillon Pointe
• Five Oaks
• Forest of Lebanon
• Hampton Chase
• Hartmann Landing
• Hickory Knoll
• High Park Townhomes
• Holland Ridge
• Knoll Creek
• One Lebanon Place
• Plantation South
• River Oaks
• Spence Creek
• StoneBridge
• Stonebrook Falls
• Stratford Station
• Sweetbriar Place
• Villages of Hunters Point
• Vineyard Grove
• Watermill
• Webb Reserve
• Woodbridge Glen

More for Lebanon: Things to Do in Lebanon, the Lebanon Parks and Outdoor Guide, Best Golf Courses in Lebanon, Best Restaurants in Lebanon, and Best Coffee Shops in Lebanon.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lebanon Neighborhoods

What are the best neighborhoods in Lebanon, TN?

It depends on what you want. For new construction, look at Barton's Mill, Averitt Landing, Cades Bluff, and Knoll Creek. For amenities, Woodbridge Glen and Spence Creek stand out. For townhomes, look at Addison Park and The Crossings at Barton Village. Each neighborhood on this page has its own full guide.

Are there 55+ communities in Lebanon, TN?

Yes. Del Webb Barton Village and Academy Place are age-restricted 55-and-older communities, as permitted under federal housing law.

Is there new construction in Lebanon, TN?

Yes. Builders active in Lebanon right now include M/I Homes, Lennar, Century Communities, Ashton Woods, D.R. Horton, Smith Douglas Homes, Pulte, and DRB Homes.

Which Lebanon neighborhoods are zoned for Mt. Juliet High?

Current MLS listings in Cades Bluff, Holland Ridge, and Hampton Chase show Mt. Juliet High. Zones can change, so confirm with Wilson County Schools for a specific address.

How far is Lebanon from Nashville?

Lebanon sits along I-40 east of Mt. Juliet, and listings in several neighborhoods put downtown Nashville and the airport about 30 minutes away, depending on traffic.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in Lebanon?

I'm Nik Shewmaker, a fifth-generation Nashville native, and I help buyers and sellers across Lebanon and Wilson County. If you want a straight answer on which neighborhood fits you, or what your home could list for, call or text me at (615) 585-0022.

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