Lebanon Real Estate
LEBANON
Photo: source- Smyrna Farmer’s Market
City Statistics
| Population | 38,695 |
| Climate | Summers are hot and muggy, winters cold and wet and partly cloudy. |
| Demographics | Median income: $41,051 Median home price: $249,500 |
Lebanon is located within Wilson county and lays east of Nashville. The town is rich in history and culture. The town square, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is home to many antique, gift and collectible stores. During the Civil War, General Robert H. Hatton called for volunteers. More than one thousand from Wilson County responded, becoming part of the 7th Tennessee Infantry. In 1912, a statue of General Hatton was erected in Lebanon’s square. The City of Lebanon has leveraged its strategic location and natural assets to become a regional hub for commerce and trade. Located on Interstate 40, Lebanon sits just east of Nashville, Tennessee, whose metropolitan area was recently named “Hottest City” for business expansion and relocation by Expansion Management Magazine. Lebanon is located only minutes from the Nashville International Airport, downtown Nashville, Bridgestone Arena. Lebanon remains accessible, affordable and primed for growth.
Wilson County is the only county in the Great Nashville area with a Commuter rail service to Nashville. The Music City Star commuter rail service which runs via scheduled service Mon-Fri. There are two times when trains operate outside the normal service, July 4 fireworks at Riverfront Park and when the Tennessee Titans play at home.
Our favorite places in Lebanon:
Cedars of Lebanon State Park is a state park in Wilson County, Tennessee, in
the southeastern United States. It consists of 900 acres situated amidst the
9,420-acre Cedars of Lebanon State Forest.
Wilson County Fair, named top 50 fairs in the U.S. Its held each year in August and now is combined with the State Fair of TN.
Top Employers:
- Wilson County Schools
- Under Armour
- Amazon
- Cracker Barrel
- Performance Food Group (PFG)