Résidence Unifamiliale Au Liban

If your version of living in Lebanon looks more like local restaurants, independent shops and a historic town square than new construction and a neighborhood full of matching houses, you may have just found your house. Set on 0.65 acres beneath mature trees, this is for the buyer who wants something a little harder to find: great design, real character, room to spread out and absolutely no interest in looking like everything around it.
The distinctive mansard-style roof sets the home apart the moment you pull in, while more than $200k in renovations since ‘24 have transformed nearly every part of the interior. At the center is a completely reimagined kitchen, gutted to the studs and rebuilt with custom cabinetry, GE Café appliances, Cambria quartz and a cast iron farmhouse sink. Wide-plank French oak hardwoods run throughout, complemented by renovated baths, updated lighting, custom trim and a handmade steel stair railing.
There are two primary suites: one on the main level and an upstairs suite with two large closets and a bathroom that was taken to the studs and completely rebuilt.
The living spaces flow directly to a covered porch, while a covered outdoor kitchen and swim spa with custom deck make the backyard a true extension of the house, with room to dine, entertain or simply enjoy the mature trees.
Above the attached two-car garage, a roughly 480SF, partially finished space with its own entrance and a dedicated heating and cooling unit currently serves as a gym and office, (not counted in total square footage). Two storage sheds add even more practical space.
Lebanon’s historic town square is just over a mile away, and I-40 is about five minutes. Wilson County Schools recently earned Exemplary Status from the TN Dept of Education, with a record 15 schools receiving Reward School recognition. It’s a combination that’s hard to replicate: a house that feels distinctly its own, plenty of room around it, and easy access to the places you actually want to go.