Dillon Pointe

Dillon Pointe at a glance

Dillon Pointe is a new-construction single-family community in Lebanon, the seat of Wilson County, Tennessee, sitting on Longwood Drive near the corner of Old Hunters Point Pike. It is a newer neighborhood planned for 106 lots, and it is actively selling as of June 2026, with homes at a mix of build stages — some under construction, others listed as coming soon. The community is built by Lennar, one of the country's largest national homebuilders, and centers on detached single-family homes rather than townhomes or condos.

Because the homes here are brand-new and span 3 to 5 bedrooms across six floor plans, Dillon Pointe tends to draw buyers who want a turnkey home without a resale renovation list — including out-of-state buyers relocating to the Nashville area, buyers moving up in space, and anyone who values being on the east side of the metro near Lebanon's downtown square and the Music City Star commuter rail. We tour new-construction communities like this one constantly, so we can help you compare Dillon Pointe against other Wilson County and Middle Tennessee options and walk you through the build from contract to closing.

Who builds in Dillon Pointe

Dillon Pointe is a Lennar community. Lennar handles the floor plans, construction, and onsite sales for the neighborhood, and the company is known for its 'Everything's Included' approach, where features that are often costly upgrades elsewhere are packaged into the base price. Working with a single national builder means a consistent set of plans, finishes, and processes across the community.

The onsite Lennar team manages the day-to-day logistics of a new build, and we represent you as your buyer's agent alongside them at little or no cost to you. Because we walk Lennar communities and others across the region regularly, we can help you understand how Dillon Pointe's plans and inclusions stack up, ask the right questions during your build, and keep the process moving — a positive-sum arrangement that gives the community more exposure while protecting your interests.

Homes & floor plans

Dillon Pointe offers single-family detached homes ranging from about 1,800 to 2,769 square feet, with 3 to 5 bedrooms. There are six published floor plans to choose from, which gives buyers a real range of layouts within one community:

• Hamilton
• Mayflower
• Kingston
• Ashbury
• Primrose
• Rosemary

The Primrose model was the featured debut at the community's grand opening, so it's a good plan to tour first if you want to see Lennar's finishes in person. Pricing starts at $557,990 based on the figures published at the time of writing. Builder pricing, included features, lot premiums, and available quick-move-in homes change frequently, so treat these as a starting point — for current plans and specs, the best path is the official Lennar Dillon Pointe page, and we're happy to pull the live numbers and inventory for you.

Amenities & community life

Dillon Pointe includes an onsite playground, giving the neighborhood a built-in gathering spot within walking distance of the homes. Beyond the community itself, daily life leans on Lebanon's amenities just minutes away.

• Onsite playground within the community
• Close to the Music City Star commuter rail for car-free trips toward Nashville
• Near historic Lebanon Square for dining and local shops
• Near the Lebanon Outlet Mall for everyday and brand-name shopping

The combination of a quieter new-construction street and quick access to Lebanon's shopping, dining, and transit is a big part of the appeal here.

Location, access & schools

Dillon Pointe is located on Longwood Drive in Lebanon, off Old Hunters Point Pike, roughly 36 miles east of downtown Nashville. The location puts the I-40 corridor and the Music City Star commuter rail within easy reach, so buyers commuting toward Nashville or staying local in Wilson County both have practical options. Lebanon Square and the Lebanon Outlet Mall are nearby for everyday needs.

For schools, Dillon Pointe is zoned to the Lebanon Special School District for PK–8 and to Wilson County Schools for high school. Attendance zones and school assignments can change, so confirm the current zoning for a specific address directly with the districts before you make a decision.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move quickly, and aggregator listings can lag behind the builder. Before you write an offer at Dillon Pointe, let us help you confirm the items that matter most so there are no surprises:

• Current pricing and any incentives, lot premiums, or included features on the specific home
• Which phase and lots are released, and what's truly available versus already under contract
• Build stage and estimated completion timeline for the home you're considering
• HOA dues, what they cover, and the community's covenants and restrictions
• Lot size and orientation for the homesite
• Current school zoning for the exact address

We pull live numbers and availability directly and review the contract and disclosures with you, so you can move forward with confidence.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour communities like Dillon Pointe constantly, we help you compare your options, understand each builder's plans and inclusions, and navigate the build from contract through closing. Call or text The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll get you current pricing, availability, and a plan for your tour.

Commute, transit & getting around

Lebanon sits east of Nashville along the I-40 corridor, with the interstate running just south of downtown Lebanon and three exits serving the city. Straight-line distance to downtown Nashville is roughly 30 miles, and drive time runs about 35-45 minutes outside of peak congestion — treat any specific commute estimate as a range, since I-40 traffic between Mt. Juliet and Nashville can add real time during rush hour. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is roughly 20-25 miles from Lebanon via I-40 and Central Pike, generally a 25-35 minute drive in normal traffic.

For commuters who'd rather skip the drive, the Music City Star (operated by WeGo Public Transit / the Regional Transportation Authority of Middle Tennessee) originates at Lebanon Station, 334 W. Baddour Parkway, with roughly 140 free park-and-ride spaces on site. As of 2026, the line runs weekday-only service between Lebanon and Riverfront Station in downtown Nashville, with stops at Mt. Juliet, Hermitage, and Donelson along the way; one-way fares follow WeGo's published Star fare table. Schedules and fares change, so confirm current departure times and pricing directly at wegotransit.com before you plan a commute around it.

Local economy & why buyers are looking at Lebanon

Wilson County's growth has been driven in part by large employers that have set up in and around Lebanon. Amazon operates a fulfillment center at 14840 Central Pike in Lebanon, one of the area's larger employers for warehouse and logistics roles. On the healthcare side, Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital — part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center — is among the community's largest employers; current staffing and expansion figures are best confirmed directly with Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital or VUMC's newsroom. Lebanon's downtown square, the Lebanon Outlet Mall, and the broader Wilson County retail corridor add local retail and service jobs on top of that base. We can't predict future job growth or home values, but this employer mix is part of why relocation and investor buyers keep asking us about Wilson County specifically.

HOA, taxes & what homeownership costs look like here

Dillon Pointe carries a homeowners association, as is standard for newer Lennar communities. HOA due amounts, what they cover, and any transfer or capital fees are set by the HOA's governing documents and can change by phase — always confirm the current due amount and covenants directly with Lennar's sales team or the HOA management company before you write an offer.

For property taxes, Lebanon homes are subject to both Wilson County and City of Lebanon rates, plus the Lebanon Special School District component if the address falls inside city limits. As of a May 2026 report in the Lebanon Democrat, following the county's reappraisal (which raised assessed values by an average of 66% countywide), the estimated certified rates under discussion were approximately $1.1631 per $100 of assessed value for Wilson County and $0.4050 per $100 for the City of Lebanon — for a combined estimate near $1.5681 per $100, though the outlet reported these as pre-certification estimates pending final adoption. Tax rates are reset periodically and vary by exact taxing jurisdiction, so pull the current certified rate for the specific parcel from the Wilson County Trustee, the Wilson County Property Assessor, or the City of Lebanon before budgeting a payment — we're glad to help you find the right office.

What Lennar's 'Everything's Included' actually bundles

Lennar's 'Everything's Included' pricing model, referenced above, generally means the base price already includes items other builders sell as upgrades: stainless-steel kitchen appliances, granite or comparable countertops, and a smart-home package (Wi-Fi-enabled smart thermostat, video doorbell, and smart-lock/garage-door connectivity tied together through a home-automation hub) are typical inclusions across Lennar communities nationally. Exactly which features and finish levels apply at Dillon Pointe can vary by floor plan and can change without notice, so confirm the specific inclusions for the plan and lot you're considering with the onsite Lennar team — we'll ask on your behalf and go through the spec sheet with you line by line.

Frequently asked questions

Is Dillon Pointe a single-builder community? Yes — as of this writing, Lennar is the only builder actively selling in Dillon Pointe; we'll flag it here if that changes.

How far is Dillon Pointe from downtown Nashville? Roughly 30 miles by road via I-40, generally a 35-45 minute drive depending on traffic, with the Music City Star commuter rail also originating a short drive away in Lebanon.

Will home prices at Dillon Pointe go up? We can't predict future prices or appreciation for this or any community — builder pricing, incentives, and market conditions all move independently, and the only honest answer is to track the current published price against comparable new and resale homes at the time you're ready to buy.

What schools serve Dillon Pointe? Schools are assigned by exact address, not by community name, and zoning can change. Pull the current attendance zone for a specific Dillon Pointe address from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's school report cards, and confirm directly with Lebanon Special School District and Wilson County Schools before you rely on it.

Do I need my own agent to buy a Lennar home here? You're welcome to work directly with the onsite builder rep, but having The Will Johnson Team represent you costs you little or no money out of pocket in most transactions, and we're on your side of the table on inclusions, timelines, and the contract — call or text 615-265-1000 and we'll walk you through it.