Woodbridge Glen in Lebanon, TN: A 2026 New Construction Community Guide

There is a specific Wilson County buyer who wants new construction, wants a community pool, wants under $450,000, and wants to be on I-40 in under two minutes from the driveway. Until recently that combination did not exist on the western side of Lebanon. Woodbridge Glen, D.R. Horton's master-planned community at 1005 Woodbridge Blvd, has built itself almost exactly to that shopping list. This is the woodbridge glen lebanon tn community guide for buyers trying to figure out whether the D.R. Horton Express tier is the right fit at the price point.

Table of Contents

1. Where Woodbridge Glen 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 Woodbridge Glen 9. Who Tends to Move to Woodbridge Glen 10. Frequently Asked Questions 11. A Local's Take

Where Woodbridge Glen Is in Lebanon

Woodbridge Glen sits at 1005 Woodbridge Blvd, Lebanon, TN 37090, roughly a quarter mile south of the I-40 / TN-109 interchange (Exit 232). TN-109 is the major north-south arterial connecting Lebanon's western edge to Mt. Juliet's southern boundary; for any commute that touches Nashville, BNA, or the broader I-40 corridor, the location is about as efficient as Wilson County new construction gets right now.

Drive times work out roughly as follows: about thirty minutes to downtown Nashville via I-40 west per D.R. Horton's own community page, twenty-five to thirty minutes to BNA via I-40 west to Donelson Pike, and five to seven minutes to Lebanon's Public Square via TN-109 north and West Main Street. For grocery runs, the Kroger at 615 S Cumberland Street in Lebanon is about six minutes east and the Publix at Providence Marketplace in Mt. Juliet is about twelve minutes west via I-40. Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital sits at 1411 W Baddour Pkwy, about six minutes north of the community entrance. The proximity to those everyday-life destinations is the practical case for the address — almost everything most residents touch in a normal week is inside a fifteen-minute radius.

Who's Building It and What You Can Buy

The exclusive builder is D.R. Horton — the largest homebuilder in the United States by closings volume, with a long-standing Nashville-area division covering Wilson, Sumner, Rutherford, and Davidson markets. D.R. Horton Lebanon TN inventory typically spans three product lines (Express, Emerald, and Freedom); Woodbridge Glen sits firmly in the Express tier. Express is the company's production-built product line with set elevations, standardized finish packages, and the quicker delivery timelines that the entry-tier price band requires. Suncrest Residential is the master developer of the broader Woodbridge Glen tract.

The community delivered two distinct product types. The single-family side is the active inventory in 2026, with five floor plans from the Express line ranging 1,774 to 2,618 square feet and three to five bedrooms. The townhome section delivered three two-story floor plans up to four bedrooms in the 1,363 to 1,929 square foot range, and that section is reported as sold out per a Jome listing dated December 15, 2025. Active 2026 inventory is single-family only.

Every Woodbridge Glen home includes D.R. Horton's standard Home Is Connected smart-home package — Z-Wave hub, programmable thermostat, video doorbell, and smart lock — plus shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances per the Express finish standard.

Floor Plans and Home Sizes

The active single-family lineup runs as follows:

| Plan | Sqft | Beds | Baths | Starting Price | |---|---|---|---|---| | Cali | 1,774 | 3 | 2 | $410s | | Penwell | 2,164 | 3–4 | 2.5 | $420s | | Belfort | 2,267 | 4 | 2.5 | $430s | | Hayden | 2,511 | 4–5 | 2.5–3 | $440s | | Salem | 2,618 | 4–5 | 3 | $450s |

A few practical notes on the lineup. The Cali is the entry-point — three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two-car garage, compact footprint that keeps carrying cost reasonable for first-time buyers stretching into the low $400s. Penwell adds either a fourth bedroom or a flex room depending on orientation. Belfort is the four-bedroom-with-loft plan that pulls move-up buyers from East Nashville and Donelson. Hayden and Salem are the larger plans, with the Salem topping out at five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and just over 2,600 square feet — a fit for dual-income households needing a home office plus a guest room plus the kids' bedrooms.

Townhomes, while no longer available on the new-construction side, came in three two-story plans from 1,363 to 1,929 square feet at a final listed price band of $289,990 to $379,990 before the section sold out. They occasionally come back to the market as resales.

Pricing and What You Actually Get for It

As of 2026-05-22, the single-family range is $409,990 to $459,990 per the D.R. Horton community page (retrieved 2026-05-22). That entry band is one of the lowest for new-construction single-family product in Wilson County in 2026 — D.R. Horton's Express pricing in this band undercuts most competing SFH builders inside the county by roughly $20K to $40K on comparable square footage.

What you actually get for that money is real, but it is also straightforward. The Express finish package — shaker cabinets, quartz counters, stainless appliances — is the standard you should expect at this tier, and it ships across all five floor plans without an upcharge for the basic version. The Home Is Connected smart-home suite is included, not an upgrade. Lots are typical national-builder lots: smaller than what you would see at a Southeastern Building Corporation community in northern Lebanon, but standardized and predictable. Pricing on new-build communities moves week to week, so always confirm current inventory, lot premiums, and any current incentives — especially rate buydowns through the builder's preferred lender — directly with the on-site sales office before contract.

Amenities and the HOA

The amenity package at Woodbridge Glen is genuinely meaningful at this price tier. Per D.R. Horton's community page and the Jome master-listing data, residents get:

• A community swimming pool
• A playground
• Sidewalks throughout the community
• An entry monument and landscaped boulevard
• The Home Is Connected smart-home package on every home

The pool is the headline. Many Lebanon new-builds at this same sub-$450K price point ship without a community pool at all, and adding pool access at an HOA fee that is competitive with amenity-light communities is the value lever that pulls buyers from competing builders. Sidewalks throughout matter more than they sound on paper — for households with dogs or with young children on bikes, having a connected sidewalk network inside the community changes the way the neighborhood gets used after dinner.

HOA dues are not publicly listed on D.R. Horton's community page; that information needs to come from the on-site sales office during contract. Suncrest's master HOA structure has historically been monthly with a moderate fee covering common-area landscaping and pool maintenance, though buyers in earlier phases sometimes face fee adjustments as the master HOA finalizes its operating budget after final-section turnover. Request the current HOA budget and CC&Rs before signing.

Schools

Woodbridge Glen sits in the Wilson County School District. Zoning depends on the exact lot inside the community, and the two builder/aggregator references do not agree on every assignment — meaning lot-level verification matters.

• Elementary/K-8 (Option A): Southside Elementary (PK-8), listed at 5.2 miles from the community per D.R. Horton's published school assignment for the SFH section (retrieved 2026-05-22).
• Elementary/K-8 (Option B): Gladeville Elementary (PK-8), Niche grade A, listed at 4.2 miles per Jome's townhome page (retrieved 2026-05-22). Niche profile
• Middle (if Gladeville-zoned): Gladeville Middle School, approximately 4.1 miles, Niche grade A (retrieved 2026-05-22). Niche profile
• High: Wilson Central High School, approximately 2.5 miles, Niche grade A- (3.86 of 5 from 398 reviews), ranked #3 best public high school in Wilson County, AP courses offered, 92% graduation rate (retrieved 2026-05-22). Niche profile

Because the elementary and middle assignment varies by lot, verify the assignment for a specific address at the Wilson County Schools attendance-zone lookup before contract.

What's Nearby

A short list of the destinations most Woodbridge Glen residents touch in a normal week:

• Don Fox Park — about 6 minutes; walking trails, athletic fields, family picnic shelters
• Cracker Barrel Old Country Store HQ campus and original restaurant — about 5 minutes east on Hartmann Drive
• Lebanon Outlet Marketplace and Providence Marketplace (Mt. Juliet) — about 12 minutes west via I-40 for big-box shopping
• Cedars of Lebanon State Park — about 15 minutes south, 9,000+ acres of hiking and forested camping
• Toot's (local Tennessee chain wings and burgers) — about 6 minutes north on W Baddour Pkwy
• Cumberland University — about 7 minutes east in downtown Lebanon
• Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital — about 6 minutes north

The Cracker Barrel HQ proximity is the underrated benefit — for residents who work at the headquarters campus or at the flagship restaurant, the commute is a five-minute drive. Don Fox Park is the outdoor anchor for after-work dog walks or shorter trail runs.

Pros and Cons of Woodbridge Glen

Pros:

1. Highway access is genuinely top-tier for Wilson County. A quarter mile to I-40 means commuters reach BNA, downtown Nashville, or Mt. Juliet's shopping in under thirty minutes door-to-door without crossing two-lane roads. 2. One of the lowest entry price points among new-construction SFH in Wilson County right now. Express pricing starting in the $410s undercuts most competing SFH builders within the county by $20K to $40K on comparable square footage. 3. Pool plus playground plus sidewalks. This amenity package is meaningful at this price tier; many Lebanon new-builds at the same price point ship without a community pool. 4. Smart-home tech included. Z-Wave hub, programmable thermostat, video doorbell, and smart lock are standard, not a future upgrade. 5. D.R. Horton's national warranty network. One-year workmanship, two-year systems, and ten-year structural coverage backed by 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, with a standardized claims process.

Cons:

1. TN-109 corridor traffic is escalating. The road has seen significant residential build-out from Mt. Juliet south to Lebanon, and commute-hour congestion on the Lebanon side of 109 is now a daily reality, not an occasional issue. 2. Downtown Lebanon is not walkable from here. West Lebanon location means the Public Square restaurants and Cumberland University events are a drive, not a stroll. This community is built around the car. 3. Production-build aesthetic. Express-tier homes use repeated elevations and a limited exterior color palette; the streetscape consistency cuts both ways depending on your taste. 4. HOA dues are still being finalized. Buyers in earlier phases sometimes face fee adjustments as the master HOA finishes its operating budget after final-section turnover.

Who Tends to Move to Woodbridge Glen

Woodbridge Glen draws first-time buyers stretching from the high-$300s into the low $400s, move-up buyers from East Nashville and Donelson seeking newer construction with a yard, and Cracker Barrel, Permobil, and TriStar Lebanon hospital employees who want a short reverse-commute to work. The 1,774-square-foot Cali plan is the entry-level draw; the 2,500-plus square foot Hayden and Salem floor plans pull dual-income households needing a flex room or a dedicated home office. Townhomes, before the section sold out in late 2025, pulled investors and right-sizers looking for lock-and-leave product near the interstate.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who is the builder at Woodbridge Glen? D.R. Horton is the exclusive builder for the active single-family and (now sold-out) townhome sections. Suncrest Residential serves as the master developer of the broader tract.

2. How much do homes at Woodbridge Glen cost in 2026? Single-family homes start at $409,990 and run through the upper $450s as of May 2026. Townhomes, prior to the section selling out in late 2025, ran $289,990 to $379,990.

3. What schools serve Woodbridge Glen? The community is in Wilson County Schools. Depending on the exact lot, students may attend Southside Elementary K-8 or Gladeville Elementary plus Gladeville Middle. The high school assignment is Wilson Central High.

4. Does Woodbridge Glen have a pool? Yes. There is a community pool plus a playground and sidewalks throughout.

5. What is the commute to downtown Nashville? Approximately thirty minutes via I-40 outside peak traffic. The community sits a quarter mile from the I-40 / TN-109 interchange.

6. Are there still townhomes available at Woodbridge Glen? The Woodbridge Glen Townhomes section listed as sold out in December 2025. Active inventory is now single-family only. Resale townhomes occasionally come back on the market.

7. What HOA fees should I expect? D.R. Horton does not publicly post HOA dues on the community page. Buyers should request the current HOA budget and CC&Rs from the sales office before contract.

8. Is there gated entry or security at Woodbridge Glen? No. It is a non-gated suburban community with entry monumentation.

9. What is the nearest grocery store? Kroger on S Cumberland Street in Lebanon is approximately six minutes east. Publix at Providence Marketplace in Mt. Juliet is approximately twelve minutes west via I-40.

10. Are these homes new construction or resale? New construction directly from D.R. Horton, including move-in-ready inventory homes and to-be-built lots in the active sections.

A Local's Take

The thing I keep telling buyers about Woodbridge Glen is that it is built around a math problem, and the math problem is unusually clean. If your shopping list is new construction, under $450,000, community pool, and a sub-thirty-minute commute to downtown Nashville, Wilson County does not have a long list of options that check all four boxes at once. Woodbridge Glen does, without making you compromise on the warranty side because D.R. Horton's national warranty network is a known quantity.

The honest counterweight is that this is an Express-tier production community, and that aesthetic is not for every buyer. If you want a side-load garage, a wider lot, or a less repetitive streetscape, tour Lebanon's broader new-construction inventory instead, and our west Wilson corridor guide is the better starting point. Step out a tier and the price moves up too — usually enough that a Cali and a comparable home one community over end up forty or fifty thousand dollars apart.

The TN-109 traffic point is the one I would not minimize. Five years ago that road was a relief valve from I-40 congestion. Today it is its own commute problem during the morning and afternoon peaks. If you do the test drive at noon and feel great about it, drive it back again at 8:00 a.m. on a Tuesday before you sign. That said, almost every Wilson County new-construction community on the western edge has the same problem in 2026. Buyers who run the numbers honestly tend to land here once or twice in their tour cycle. It is worth the visit.

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