Homes in Lebanon, Tennessee are still considered to be more affordable than other neighboring areas. Yet Lebanon, Tennessee, is only about 20 miles outside Nashville. It's location and accessibility to Nashville and most other cities in the Nashville metro area is much easier than you may think. I40 takes you right into Nashville to the West. State Hwy 109 will take you North to Gallatin and the heart of Sumner County. And the 840 Bypass will take you on the Southern loop by Murfreesboro and then south of Franklin, Tennessee. This makes Lebanon a great location to consider when relocating to Middle Tennessee.

Lebanon has many newer subdivisions as well as established neighborhoods. You can find homes in Lebanon for less than $150,000, and yet find luxurious, custom homes in excess of a million dollars. Lebanon lake property, on average, is priced a little less than its northern neighbors, Gallatin and Hendersonville, in Sumner County.

There are lots of things to do in Lebanon. The Cedars of Lebanon State Park is a beautiful 900 acre State Park known for its lush, dense cedar forest. You can shop 'til you drop at the Prime Outlets of Lebanon Mall. Then again, you can spend the day soaking up the sun in a boat on Old Hickory Lake. But no matter what you do, you should find Lebanon, Tennessee to your liking.