Lebanon offers a peaceful atmosphere with mostly single detached homes and a selection of small apartment buildings and duplexes. The housing stock features primarily two- and three-bedroom residences, with many properties built around 1995, creating a comfortable neighborhood environment. Conveniently located primary schools are easily accessible from many parts of the city. Grocery shopping is accommodated by about 10 stores, with nearby dining opportunities available for a variety of tastes. Ample parking and straightforward car travel make transportation smooth throughout the area, while the tranquility and calmness contribute to a relaxed community setting overall.
Lebanon is a city to buy a house in for those who prefer a laid-back environment. Lebanon remains relatively serene, since there are very few pedestrians.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
This neighborhood features its own resort‑style swimming pool, playground and a network of walking trails and sidewalks, providing family‑friendly outdoor recreation and a strong sense of community within Villages of Hunters Point.
Located at 1500 Hunters Point Pike, this public 18‑hole par‑72 golf course with open fairways and Bermuda grass greens serves as a landmark just north of the neighborhood and offers accessible golfing opportunities.
At 198 Orian Lane, residents have quick public access to Old Hickory Lake via a boat ramp managed by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency—ideal for boating and fishing adventures minutes from home.
Serving the neighborhood, Carroll‑Oakland School on Hunters Point Pike provides a local K‑8 educational option closely tied to the community fabric of Villages of Hunters Point.
The stretch along Old Hunters Point Parkway is part of the local land‑use framework and offers a green buffer and scenic connector along streets like Gaston Park Drive, enhancing walkability and neighborhood character.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This free, close-to-home fall event offers local shopping, seasonal produce, pumpkins, food, live music, crafts, and family activities. Residents of Villages of Hunters Point can enjoy an easy Lebanon outing while supporting nearby makers, small businesses, and young entrepreneurs.
View event details →Taste of Wilson County is a convenient local evening for sampling food from area restaurants while enjoying a community atmosphere in downtown Lebanon. With children five and under admitted free, it works well for families and gives nearby residents a chance to discover local dining options.
View event details →This family-oriented community celebration combines a walk, live music, exhibitors, food trucks, bounce houses, and stage presentations supporting Down syndrome awareness and inclusion. Its Lebanon location makes it especially accessible for Villages of Hunters Point residents looking for a meaningful daytime activity close to home.
View event details →Held at Lebanon’s Farm Bureau Exposition Center, this three-day expo is a practical local option for quilters, sewists, crafters, and anyone interested in textile arts. Attendees can browse exhibits and shopping, join classes, and enjoy a creative activity without driving into central Nashville.
View event details →A reasonable regional outing from Lebanon, Knoblinfest is a free music and arts festival featuring three stages, an art show, marketplace, interactive activities, food trucks, and a children’s fun area. It offers a full-day family experience for residents willing to make the short drive toward Donelson.
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