StoneBridge

StoneBridge at a glance

StoneBridge is a large master-planned community in Lebanon, Wilson County, set off Leeville Pike with Stonebridge Boulevard running through it. It sits roughly a mile from I-40, which puts downtown Nashville about 30 minutes away and the shops at Providence Marketplace within about 10 minutes. That combination of an interstate-close location and a self-contained, amenity-rich layout is a big part of what draws buyers here.

Goodall Homes has been developing StoneBridge since 2010, growing it across 30-plus phases toward approximately 800 planned homes. Because the community has matured over more than a decade, you'll find a wide mix of home types side by side — single-family houses, villas, townhomes, and condos — at price points starting from $259,900. New construction is actively selling. StoneBridge is not age-restricted, but its low-maintenance home options and resort-style amenities make it popular with both active adults and families. We tour Wilson County new construction regularly, so we can walk you through where each phase stands today.

Who builds in StoneBridge

StoneBridge is a Goodall Homes community. Goodall is a well-established Middle Tennessee builder and a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, and they handle the full range of homes here — from single-family plans to the lower-maintenance villas, townhomes, and condos. Having one builder steward a master-planned community over 30-plus phases tends to give the streetscape and amenities a consistent, cohesive feel.

Goodall publishes current plans, inventory, and quick move-in availability on their official StoneBridge pages. Those listings change often as phases sell and new ones open, so use them as a starting point — and let us pull the live picture for you when you're ready to compare specific homes.

Homes & floor plans

StoneBridge offers four home types, which is unusual for a single community and gives buyers real range. Floor plans run from 2 to 5 bedrooms and roughly 1,475 to 3,358 square feet, with the size you land on depending heavily on which product type you choose. Lots span about 0.08 to 0.32 acres across the community.

• Single-family homes — the largest plans, on the bigger lots
• Villas — zero-lot-line designs with HOA exterior maintenance
• Townhomes — zero-lot-line designs with HOA exterior maintenance
• Condos — among the lowest-maintenance options in the community

The villa and townhome products use a zero-lot-line design, and the HOA covers exterior maintenance on those types — a draw for buyers who want new construction without the yard upkeep. As of the latest reports, there were 42 quick move-in homes available in StoneBridge Villas, which can be a fit if your timeline is tight. Goodall lists current floor plans and available inventory on their official community pages; rather than rely on plan names that may have changed, we'll match live availability to what you actually need.

Amenities & community life

StoneBridge is built around an 8,800-square-foot clubhouse and a substantial amenity package, which is a big reason the community has its own day-to-day rhythm rather than feeling like a standard subdivision.

• 8,800-sq-ft clubhouse
• Resort-style pool plus a separate children's pool
• Splash pad
• Hot tub
• Fitness center
• Billiards room
• Community grilling area
• Playground
• Walking trails

An on-site activities manager organizes community events, so there's a built-in social calendar for residents who want it. Between the pool complex, the trails, and the clubhouse spaces, much of daily life can happen without leaving the neighborhood.

Location, access & schools

StoneBridge is located at Leeville Pike and Stonebridge Boulevard in Lebanon (37090), about a mile from I-40. That interstate access is the community's biggest convenience — downtown Nashville is roughly 30 minutes away, and Providence Marketplace, one of Lebanon's main shopping centers, is within about 10 minutes for everyday errands, dining, and groceries.

StoneBridge is zoned for Castle Heights Elementary, Winfree Bryant Middle School, and Lebanon High School. School zoning and boundaries can change, so confirm current assignments with the district before you make a decision.

What to verify before you buy

StoneBridge has been building for over a decade and spans many phases, so the details move fast. Pricing, the specific phase that's selling, lot availability, quick move-in inventory, HOA dues and what they cover, and current incentives all change as the community develops.

• Current pricing for the home type and plan you want
• Which phase is actively selling and what lots remain
• Quick move-in availability and timelines
• Exact HOA dues and what they include — especially exterior maintenance on villas and townhomes
• Lot size and orientation for the specific homesite

We pull live numbers and current availability directly so you're working from today's facts, not a stale listing.

Lebanon and Wilson County: the growth context

StoneBridge sits inside one of the fastest-growing parts of Middle Tennessee. U.S. Census Bureau population estimates released in 2025 showed Lebanon grew 8.9% from July 2023 to July 2024, ranking it among the nation's fastest-growing cities; more recent Census data shows Wilson County added roughly 4,693 residents between July 2024 and July 2025, the third-highest numeric gain of any Tennessee county in that period. Tennessee's own certified population report (July 2025) puts Lebanon's official population at 44,720, while Wilson County as a whole is home to about 147,737 people. That growth has been fueled in part by new employers: a healthcare facility that opened in November 2025 added more than 500 jobs locally, and Bridgetown Natural Foods announced a $105 million manufacturing and distribution investment in Lebanon expected to create 237 jobs. Cracker Barrel, founded and headquartered in Lebanon, remains one of the county's largest employers. We can't predict where growth goes from here, but the pace of investment is one more thing worth understanding before you buy.

Commute and everyday access

StoneBridge's location about a mile off I-40 makes commuting and errands straightforward. Downtown Nashville runs roughly 30 minutes by interstate depending on traffic. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about 27 miles away — roughly a 26-minute drive under normal conditions, per standard mapping estimates. For day-to-day shopping, Providence Marketplace (in neighboring Mt. Juliet, roughly a 10-to-15-minute drive from StoneBridge) is anchored by Target, Best Buy, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, Ross, Old Navy, Belk, and American Eagle, with dining options including Olive Garden, Chick-fil-A, Panera Bread, and a Regal Cinema multiplex. Closer to home, Lebanon's own retail and grocery corridor along W. Main Street and North Cumberland Street covers most everyday needs without the drive to Mt. Juliet.

HOA dues by home type

Because StoneBridge mixes product types under one HOA, dues vary significantly depending on what you buy. Community HOA documentation and local HOA-tracking sites report single-family homeowners paying roughly $68 to $79 per month, covering clubhouse access, pool privileges, and common-area maintenance. Villa, townhome, and condo owners — who get exterior maintenance, grounds keeping, and in some sections water, sewer, trash, and pest control bundled in — report dues in the roughly $322 to $410 per month range. That gap reflects the added services, not just a fee difference, and it's exactly why we walk buyers through what's actually included before they compare StoneBridge to a standard single-family subdivision with lower dues but no exterior upkeep.

Dated price context (not a prediction)

We can't predict future prices, but here's what public data showed as of mid-2026. Redfin's neighborhood data for StoneBridge (Lebanon) showed a median sale price around $475,000 across all home types over the trailing 12 months, breaking down to roughly $494,382 for single-family homes, $476,975 for villas, and $381,200 for townhomes, with sales ranging from $259,900 to $605,000 community-wide. Zillow's broader 37090 zip-code data showed a typical home value near $357,330, up about 11.5% year-over-year as of that same period, while other 2026 market snapshots for the zip code put the median sales price closer to $434,990–$488,000 depending on the trailing window used. These figures move constantly and come from different methodologies, so treat them as a snapshot, not a forecast — we pull live comps for any specific home or phase you're considering.

Taxes and investor checklist

Wilson County's certified property tax rate for the fiscal year starting July 2026 is $1.1657 per $100 of assessed value, per the Wilson County Commission's certified rate; the county-wide effective rate works out to roughly 0.44% of market value, below both the Tennessee state average (about 0.55%) and the national average. Lebanon residents also pay a separate city property tax on top of the county rate — confirm the current combined rate with the Wilson County Trustee and City of Lebanon before closing, since municipal rates are set annually and can change. For investors specifically, layer in HOA dues (which differ sharply by product type here), any city-specific fees, and current insurance quotes before running numbers — we're glad to help assemble a full cost picture on a specific unit.

About the builder: Goodall Homes

Goodall Homes traces back to 1983, when Bob Goodall Jr. began building homes in Middle Tennessee, formally founding Goodall Homes in 1990. The company was named National Builder of the Year by Professional Builder Magazine in 2014. In April 2016, Goodall Homes was acquired by Clayton Properties Group, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary — at the time of the deal, Goodall held roughly 3,600 lots and 180 homes under construction across a five-county Middle Tennessee footprint. That backing means StoneBridge is being built by a large, well-capitalized builder rather than a small independent outfit, which matters for a community built out over 30-plus phases across more than a decade. As always, confirm current structural warranty terms and any builder incentives directly with Goodall's sales team, since those details change with market conditions.

StoneBridge FAQ

• Is StoneBridge age-restricted? No — it's open to all ages, though its low-maintenance villa, townhome, and condo options and active social calendar also appeal to buyers who want a 55+-style lifestyle without an age restriction.
• How far is StoneBridge from downtown Nashville? Roughly 30 minutes via I-40, traffic dependent.
• What school zone is StoneBridge in? Schools are assigned by address. Pull current attendance zones and ratings from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's school report cards, and confirm directly with Wilson County Schools before deciding.
• Are HOA dues the same for every home? No — single-family dues and villa/townhome/condo dues differ substantially because the latter includes exterior maintenance and grounds keeping. Confirm current dues for the specific address you're considering.
• Is StoneBridge still building new homes? Yes, as of this writing new construction is actively selling across multiple phases, including quick move-in inventory in StoneBridge Villas. Availability shifts often, so we verify current phase and inventory before every showing.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour communities like StoneBridge constantly, we help you compare home types, weigh the trade-offs between phases, and navigate the build from contract through closing. We're glad to set up showings, pull live pricing, and answer questions about how StoneBridge stacks up against other Wilson County options. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Lebanon and Wilson County: the growth context

StoneBridge sits inside one of the fastest-growing parts of Middle Tennessee. U.S. Census Bureau population estimates released in 2025 showed Lebanon grew 8.9% from July 2023 to July 2024, ranking it among the nation's fastest-growing cities; more recent Census data shows Wilson County added roughly 4,693 residents between July 2024 and July 2025, the third-highest numeric gain of any Tennessee county in that period. Tennessee's own certified population report (July 2025) puts Lebanon's official population at 44,720, while Wilson County as a whole is home to about 147,737 people. That growth has been fueled in part by new employers: a healthcare facility that opened in November 2025 added more than 500 jobs locally, and Bridgetown Natural Foods announced a $105 million manufacturing and distribution investment in Lebanon expected to create 237 jobs. Cracker Barrel, founded and headquartered in Lebanon, remains one of the county's largest employers. We can't predict where growth goes from here, but the pace of investment is one more thing worth understanding before you buy.

Commute and everyday access

StoneBridge's location about a mile off I-40 makes commuting and errands straightforward. Downtown Nashville runs roughly 30 minutes by interstate depending on traffic. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about 27 miles away — roughly a 26-minute drive under normal conditions, per standard mapping estimates. For day-to-day shopping, Providence Marketplace (in neighboring Mt. Juliet, roughly a 10-to-15-minute drive from StoneBridge) is anchored by Target, Best Buy, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, Ross, Old Navy, Belk, and American Eagle, with dining options including Olive Garden, Chick-fil-A, Panera Bread, and a Regal Cinema multiplex. Closer to home, Lebanon's own retail and grocery corridor along W. Main Street and North Cumberland Street covers most everyday needs without the drive to Mt. Juliet.

HOA dues by home type

Because StoneBridge mixes product types under one HOA, dues vary significantly depending on what you buy. Community HOA documentation and local HOA-tracking sites report single-family homeowners paying roughly $68 to $79 per month, covering clubhouse access, pool privileges, and common-area maintenance. Villa, townhome, and condo owners — who get exterior maintenance, grounds keeping, and in some sections water, sewer, trash, and pest control bundled in — report dues in the roughly $322 to $410 per month range. That gap reflects the added services, not just a fee difference, and it's exactly why we walk buyers through what's actually included before they compare StoneBridge to a standard single-family subdivision with lower dues but no exterior upkeep.

Dated price context (not a prediction)

We can't predict future prices, but here's what public data showed as of mid-2026. Redfin's neighborhood data for StoneBridge (Lebanon) showed a median sale price around $475,000 across all home types over the trailing 12 months, breaking down to roughly $494,382 for single-family homes, $476,975 for villas, and $381,200 for townhomes, with sales ranging from $259,900 to $605,000 community-wide. Zillow's broader 37090 zip-code data showed a typical home value near $357,330, up about 11.5% year-over-year as of that same period, while other 2026 market snapshots for the zip code put the median sales price closer to $434,990–$488,000 depending on the trailing window used. These figures move constantly and come from different methodologies, so treat them as a snapshot, not a forecast — we pull live comps for any specific home or phase you're considering.

Taxes and investor checklist

Wilson County's certified property tax rate for the fiscal year starting July 2026 is $1.1657 per $100 of assessed value, per the Wilson County Commission's certified rate; that works out to a county-wide effective rate of roughly 0.44% of market value. For how that compares to state and national averages, check the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury's property tax rate data and the Tax Foundation's annual property tax reports, since those benchmarks are updated yearly. Lebanon residents also pay a separate city property tax on top of the county rate — confirm the current combined rate with the Wilson County Trustee and City of Lebanon before closing, since municipal rates are set annually and can change. For investors specifically, layer in HOA dues (which differ sharply by product type here), any city-specific fees, and current insurance quotes before running numbers — we're glad to help assemble a full cost picture on a specific unit.

About the builder: Goodall Homes

Goodall Homes traces back to 1983, when Bob Goodall Jr. began building homes in Middle Tennessee, formally founding Goodall Homes in 1990. The company was named National Builder of the Year by Professional Builder Magazine in 2014. In April 2016, Goodall Homes was acquired by Clayton Properties Group, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary — at the time of the deal, Goodall held roughly 3,600 lots and 180 homes under construction across a five-county Middle Tennessee footprint. That backing means StoneBridge is being built by a large, well-capitalized builder rather than a small independent outfit, which matters for a community built out over 30-plus phases across more than a decade. As always, confirm current structural warranty terms and any builder incentives directly with Goodall's sales team, since those details change with market conditions.

StoneBridge FAQ