Villages of Hunters Point in Lebanon, TN: A 2026 New Construction Community Guide

Villages of Hunters Point Lebanon TN is the amenity-tier story in D.R. Horton's Lebanon lineup — a single-family community with a resort-style pool, a community playground, walking trails, and homes that still start at $374,990 as of May 2026. For buyers who want a real amenity package inside a new-construction community without crossing the $500K line, this is one of the easier short-list adds in Wilson County right now.

This guide walks through where the community sits, the D.R. Horton floor plan menu, the pricing math, the meaningful school-proximity story (Sam Houston Elementary at 0.4 mi, Walter J. Baird Middle at 0.7 mi), the amenity package, and an honest read on the trade-offs.

Table of Contents

1. Where Villages of Hunters Point Is in Lebanon 2. Who's Building It and What You Can Buy 3. Floor Plans and Home Sizes 4. Pricing and What You Actually Get for It 5. Amenities and the HOA 6. Schools 7. What's Nearby 8. Pros and Cons of Villages of Hunters Point 9. Who Tends to Move to Villages of Hunters Point 10. Frequently Asked Questions 11. A Local's Take

Where Villages of Hunters Point Is in Lebanon

The sales address is 5010 Hunters Village Drive, Lebanon, TN 37087. The community sits on the east side of Lebanon with direct I-40 access — under a 10-minute drive to downtown Lebanon per D.R. Horton's community page, and within walking distance of two of the three zoned schools.

Drive times pulled from Google Maps and D.R. Horton's community page on 2026-05-22:

• Lebanon Public Square: under 10 minutes per D.R. Horton
• Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital (1411 W Baddour Pkwy): about 8 minutes
• Publix at Lebanon Center (1703 W Main St): about 9 minutes
• Kroger Lebanon (1418 W Main St): about 8 minutes
• Nashville International Airport (BNA): roughly 30 minutes via I-40 westbound
• Downtown Nashville: roughly 35 to 40 minutes via I-40 westbound, traffic-dependent
• Bridgestone Arena (Nashville): roughly 35 to 40 minutes per D.R. Horton
• Music City Star Lebanon station: about 3 miles east

The Nashville commute number is real. Lebanon-to-downtown is genuinely 35 to 40 minutes off-peak, and longer in true rush-hour conditions. The Music City Star station three miles east is a Plan B for downtown commutes — weekday peak-hour rail to Riverfront Station. Drive your real commute time at your real commute hour before signing.

Who's Building It and What You Can Buy

D.R. Horton Lebanon TN is the builder. D.R. Horton (NYSE: DHI) is the largest U.S. home builder by closings since 2002, operating in over 110 markets across 33 states. In Middle Tennessee, the company builds across Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, La Vergne, Smyrna, and Murfreesboro.

The standard warranty package is industry-typical: 1-year workmanship, 2-year mechanical, 10-year structural.

What distinguishes Villages of Hunters Point from its sibling community Hartmann Crossing — also D.R. Horton, also Lebanon — is the amenity tier. Where Hartmann Crossing is residential-only at the entry-tier price band, Villages of Hunters Point is built around an amenity-included product: pool, playground, walking trails, and a community that's structured to feel like a destination rather than just a subdivision.

Floor Plans and Home Sizes

The community offers 5 floor plans ranging from single-story to two-story, 3 to 5 bedrooms, up to 3 bathrooms, all with attached 2-car garages. The confirmed plan menu as of 2026-05-22:

| Plan | Bed/Bath | Sq Ft | Starting Price | |---|---|---|---| | Aria | 3 BR / 2 BA | 1,618 | from $375s | | Belfort | 4 BR / 2.5 BA | 2,267 | from $435s | | Cali | — | — | Call for info | | Edmon | — | — | Call for info | | Hayden | 5 BR / 3 BA | 2,511 | from $455s |

Cali and Edmon pricing requires a sales-office call rather than appearing transparently online — friction for early research, less of an issue once you're a serious shopper.

Standard included features across the lineup:

• Quartz countertops in kitchens and bathrooms
• Stainless-steel appliances
• Mohawk Revwood laminate flooring
• James Hardie cement-fiber siding with brick and stone accents
• Professionally landscaped yards
• Home Is Connected smart-home technology package

The standard finish package is identical to D.R. Horton's other Lebanon communities — quartz counters and Hardie siding as standard, not upgrades. Both are meaningful specs at the price tier.

A practical note: D.R. Horton's current community page indicates some sections of the original community are sold out with model-home tours only, and an HLE (Home Limited Edition) section is currently active. Confirm what's actually buildable in your preferred plan with the sales office before getting attached to a specific layout.

Pricing and What You Actually Get for It

Pricing pulled from drhorton.com, newhomesource.com listing 116681, and Zillow community 2732285 on 2026-05-22:

• Starting price: $374,990 (Aria, 1,618 sqft)
• Top end of currently listed inventory: approximately $454,990 (Hayden, 2,511 sqft)
• Bedrooms: 3–5
• Bathrooms: up to 3

The starting number puts Villages of Hunters Point about $25K above sibling Hartmann Crossing's $349,990 entry point. What that delta buys you is the amenity package — the pool, the playground, the trails. For households that would actually use those amenities four to six months a year, the math usually works out fast: a private pool membership in Wilson County runs roughly the same monthly cost as the HOA difference here, and you get the playground and trails on top.

Confirm current incentives, lender credits, and any rate-buydown packages with the on-site sales office. D.R. Horton routinely offers financing incentives that meaningfully move the effective monthly cost.

Amenities and the HOA

This is the headline. Villages of Hunters Point's amenity package includes:

• Large resort-style swimming pool — the principal community asset
• Community playground
• Walking trails
• Sidewalks throughout

There is no on-site clubhouse — the community doesn't compete with a full master-plan amenity center like Five Oaks — but the pool plus playground plus trails combination makes the amenity package meaningfully thicker than the residential-only entry-tier alternative at Hartmann Crossing.

HOA dues: approximately $46 per month per third-party listing aggregators (sources: neighborhoods.com, livabl.com, retrieved 2026-05-22). Confirm at contract. That figure is reasonable for the amenity package you're getting — most pool-equipped new-construction communities in Wilson County and Sumner County run higher.

The amenity package is the principal differentiator from sibling community Hartmann Crossing. If a community pool, playground, and walking trails are part of your wish list, this is the D.R. Horton Lebanon community that delivers them inside the price tier. Our Hartmann Crossing guide walks through that sibling community for direct comparison.

Schools

Villages of Hunters Point is zoned to the Lebanon Special School District (PK-8) and Wilson County Schools (9-12). Confirmed school zoning per D.R. Horton's official community page; all Niche data retrieved 2026-05-22:

| Level | School | Distance | Niche Grade | Notes | |---|---|---|---|---| | Elementary (K-5) | Sam Houston Elementary | 0.4 mi | "above average" per Niche | 702 students, 18:1 student-teacher ratio. | | Middle (6-8) | Walter J. Baird Middle School | 0.7 mi | B+ | 131 W J B Pride Ln, Lebanon. | | High (9-12) | Lebanon High School | 3 mi | B | 500 Blue Devil Blvd. GreatSchools 7/10; average ACT 25. |

Sam Houston Elementary at 0.4 miles and Walter J. Baird Middle at 0.7 miles are documented walkable distances in dry weather. That kind of proximity is rare for a new-construction community at this price tier and is a meaningful operating-cost factor for households with school-age children. Verify your specific lot's zoning with the Lebanon Special School District before purchase.

What's Nearby

A short list of named places within a meaningful drive radius:

• Sam Houston Elementary School — 0.4 mi from the community
• Walter J. Baird Middle School — 0.7 mi
• Lebanon High School — about 3 mi
• Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital — 1411 W Baddour Pkwy, about 4 miles
• Publix at Lebanon Center — 1703 W Main St, about 4 miles
• Kroger Lebanon — 1418 W Main St, about 4 miles
• Lebanon Public Square — under 10 minutes drive; restaurants, antique shops, Capitol Theatre
• Cedars of Lebanon State Park — about 12 miles south for hiking and cedar glades

For broader context on the city, see our Lebanon neighborhood guide.

Pros and Cons of Villages of Hunters Point

The honest version:

The honest pros:

1. Real community amenity package — resort-style pool, playground, and walking trails — at a sub-$500K new-construction price tier, which is hard to find in Wilson County right now. 2. School proximity is genuinely walkable — Sam Houston Elementary at 0.4 mi and Walter J. Baird Middle at 0.7 mi are documented on the D.R. Horton community page. That's a real operating-cost factor over a decade. 3. Smart-home tech, quartz countertops, and James Hardie siding are standard inclusions rather than upgrades — finish quality is above the historical entry-level new-construction norm. 4. Easy I-40 access keeps the BNA and Mt. Juliet commute under 30 minutes. 5. Plan range from 1,618 to 2,511 sqft fits both first-time buyers and growing-household move-ups inside a single community.

The honest cons:

1. Two plans (Cali, Edmon) require a sales-office call for pricing rather than transparent online numbers — friction point for online research. 2. D.R. Horton's Revwood laminate flooring is durable but is not hardwood — buyers comparing to higher-tier builders should weight the material difference. 3. Some sections of the community show as sold out with model-home-only tours — confirm what's currently buildable in your preferred plan before getting attached. 4. Downtown Nashville commute remains 35–40 minutes off-peak — Lebanon-to-Nashville drives are real even with the I-40 access.

Who Tends to Move to Villages of Hunters Point

The buyer pool here skews toward households with elementary- and middle-school-age children — the school-proximity story plus the community pool is the combination that pulls in this segment. Move-up buyers leaving older Lebanon resale homes also show up: Villages of Hunters Point's price band overlaps with mid-grade resale but offers new-build mechanicals, builder warranty, and a real amenity package that older neighborhoods typically don't have.

First-time new-construction buyers who want a pool community without crossing $500K find this attractive. Buyers commuting toward Mt. Juliet or BNA-area jobs use the I-40 access; daily-Nashville-CBD commuters trade time for the price-tier and amenity package. Out-of-state relocators show up too — the Tennessee tax picture is part of that math, and our Tennessee no state income tax explainer walks through the calculation in detail.

A practical note for any buyer cross-shopping new construction in Lebanon: the most useful comparison is Villages of Hunters Point versus Hartmann Crossing. Same builder, same submarket, roughly $25K price separation, very different amenity packages. The math is mostly about whether you'd use a community pool and playground or not.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Villages of Hunters Point located? 5010 Hunters Village Drive, Lebanon, TN 37087.

Who is the builder? D.R. Horton, the largest U.S. home builder by closings (NYSE: DHI).

What's the starting price at Villages of Hunters Point? From $374,990 as of May 2026 (Aria, 1,618 sqft), with currently listed inventory topping out near $454,990 (Hayden, 2,511 sqft).

What floor plans are offered? Five plans: Aria (3BR/1,618 sqft, from $375s), Belfort (4BR/2,267 sqft, from $435s), Cali, Edmon, and Hayden (5BR/2,511 sqft, from $455s). Cali and Edmon pricing requires a sales-office call.

What's standard inside the homes? Quartz countertops in kitchen and bathrooms, stainless-steel appliances, Mohawk Revwood laminate flooring, James Hardie siding with brick and stone accents, professionally landscaped yards, and Home Is Connected smart-home technology.

What community amenities are included? Large resort-style swimming pool, playground, walking trails, sidewalks throughout. No clubhouse.

What are the HOA dues? Approximately $46 per month per third-party listings; confirm at contract.

What schools is the community zoned for? Sam Houston Elementary (0.4 mi), Walter J. Baird Middle (0.7 mi), Lebanon High School (3 mi). Verify your specific lot with the Lebanon Special School District.

How does Villages of Hunters Point compare to Hartmann Crossing? Both are D.R. Horton Lebanon communities. Villages of Hunters Point includes the pool, playground, and walking trails; Hartmann Crossing is amenity-light and starts $25K lower at $349K versus Villages' $375K. Villages skews mid-tier; Hartmann Crossing skews entry-tier.

A Local's Take

I find this community easy to recommend on the merits when the buyer profile matches, and easy to redirect when it doesn't. The match case is straightforward: a household with one or more kids who will actually use a pool from May through September, who values being able to walk to elementary or middle school in dry weather, and who's not chasing a hardwood-floor spec at this price tier. For that household, Villages of Hunters Point at roughly $375K to $455K is a lot of community for the money.

The redirect cases are also worth naming honestly. If the pool and playground aren't going to get used — empty-nesters, work-from-home professionals who don't have kids in school, anyone whose lifestyle doesn't actually intersect with a community pool — then the $25K price separation from Hartmann Crossing and the higher monthly HOA are paying for amenities you won't touch. The same $25K and the lower HOA delta puts you in a Hartmann Crossing house and keeps cash in your pocket.

The school-proximity story is the thing I'd actually emphasize most to a household with kids in elementary or middle school. Living 0.4 miles from elementary and 0.7 miles from middle is not just a convenience number — it's a decade of mornings that don't require a school-pickup-line traffic ritual, and it preserves resale value because the next buyer with kids will weight that proximity heavily. That's not a marketing line, that's just how the Wilson County resale market actually behaves.

One practical thing I push every D.R. Horton buyer to do: get a real quote from an outside lender and a real quote from D.R. Horton's preferred lender, then compare the all-in monthly payment after any builder credits, rate buydowns, and closing-cost contributions. D.R. Horton's incentive structure is real and worth taking seriously, but the only way to know if it's actually the better deal is to do the apples-to-apples math at the same closing date with the same rate-lock window. Don't just go with the builder's lender because the sales office hands you a card.

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