Rental Homes in Lebanon, TN

Located 24 miles east of Nashville, Lebanon is a town with a strong sense of civic pride. The original home and now the operating base of the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain, Lebanon is also a major center for regional banking, with at least three institutions headquartered here. Lebanon is a moderately sized city of about 25,000 people, with a historic town square and city hall, which was built in the early 20^th century. Home to historic Cumberland University and the Nashville Speedway, this family-friendly town hosts several annual festivals, including the nationally recognized Wilson County Fair. Commuters are able to conveniently travel to and from Nashville via the Music City Star, a light-rail transport system that began operating in 2006.

Lebanon has one of the most robust real estate markets in central Tennessee. Here one finds rental cottages and single-family homes for as low as $875/mo, as well as undeveloped wooded lots and farmland for roughly the same price. There are townhouses in planned subdivisions that rent for roughly $1,200/mo. and homes in gated developments that rent for just a little bit more. On the high end of the market, Lebanon offers a few lakefront estates that have sold for more than $12,000,000. No matter what you're looking for, you can easily find it here.

The city is connected to both Nashville and Knoxville via I-40, which runs directly east and west. Lebanon also operates its own school system, including three elementary schools and one middle school. A brand new, state of the art high school is due for completion in 2009, as is the Lebanon Marketplace, a 450,000 square foot shopping center on Hartmann Drive. Despite its relatively modest size, Lebanon publishes two newspapers, the Lebanon Democrat and the Wilson Post. The town also has two locally run radio and television stations. Among other amenities, Lebanon is home to three golf courses, a massive outlet factory and nearly 90 restaurants.