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LEBANON, OHIO • WARREN COUNTY
Lebanon is one of Warren County's most distinctive residential communities, offering historic homes, established neighborhoods, newer construction, luxury homes, golf-course properties, ranch homes, condos, townhomes and homes with larger lots or acreage.
LIVING IN LEBANON
Lebanon stands out for its historic downtown, Warren County location, parks, community events and access to recreation, shopping and dining throughout the area.
DOWNTOWN
Downtown Lebanon offers local shops, restaurants, historic architecture and community events in a traditional small-city setting.
RECREATION
Lebanon residents have access to city parks, trails, recreation facilities and additional outdoor destinations throughout Warren County.
LOCAL CHARACTER
Buyers can compare older homes near downtown with established subdivisions, Shaker Run-area properties, newer construction and larger-lot or acreage homes.
LOCATION
Lebanon is positioned between Cincinnati and Dayton with access toward I-71, Mason, South Lebanon, Springboro, Middletown and surrounding Warren County communities.
GOLF
Golf-course living is part of the Lebanon market, with communities around Shaker Run offering a different residential setting from downtown and traditional subdivisions.
DINING & EVENTS
Local restaurants, businesses, seasonal events and the historic downtown district contribute to Lebanon's distinct identity within Warren County.
LEBANON REAL ESTATE
Lebanon offers one of Warren County's more diverse housing markets, with historic properties, established subdivisions, newer communities, golf-course homes and acreage all represented within the broader market.
HOUSING
Buyers can find traditional two-story homes, brick ranches, custom residences, condos, townhomes, luxury properties, golf-course homes and newer construction.
Home values can vary considerably according to neighborhood, lot size, condition, renovation level, finished square footage and recent comparable sales.
LOCATION
Lebanon's Warren County location provides access toward Cincinnati and Dayton while keeping residents close to Mason, South Lebanon, Springboro, Middletown and surrounding communities.
Interstate 71 and nearby regional roadways provide access to employment, shopping, dining and destinations throughout southwest Ohio.
NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE
Lebanon contains a wide range of established subdivisions, newer residential communities, golf-course neighborhoods and traditional residential areas. Explore individual community pages below for neighborhood information and current homes for sale.
Subdivision-specific research is important because housing age, lot size, HOA structure, amenities, renovation level and recent sales can differ substantially across Lebanon.
MLS subdivision names and recorded community names can also vary slightly, so buyers should verify subdivision, HOA, school assignment and property-specific information for each home.
HISTORIC LEBANON
Historic Downtown Lebanon helps distinguish the city from many newer suburban communities throughout Warren County.
HISTORIC CHARACTER
Homes near Downtown Lebanon can include older residences with traditional architecture, renovated properties and occasional newer infill housing.
Buyers should carefully compare structural condition, electrical and plumbing updates, parking, lot characteristics and renovation quality.
DOWNTOWN LIFESTYLE
Central Lebanon provides access to local restaurants, businesses and community events in a traditional small-city downtown environment.
This gives buyers a lifestyle option that differs from Lebanon's newer planned subdivisions and more rural acreage properties.
GOLF-COURSE LIVING
Golf-course living is an important segment of the Lebanon real estate market, particularly around the Shaker Run area.
Buyers can explore communities such as Majors at Shaker Run and Shaker Trace while comparing lot orientation, golf-course exposure, privacy, HOA requirements and property-specific features.
ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOODS
Lebanon's established neighborhoods provide a variety of traditional residential settings, housing ages, lot sizes and price points.
Explore Revere's Run homes for sale and current neighborhood listings.
Search Stone Ridge homes for sale and compare current Lebanon real estate.
View Country Creek homes for sale and explore this established Lebanon neighborhood.
Browse Summerlyn Farms homes for sale and current MLS listings.
Explore Sterling Chase homes for sale and Sterling Chase North homes for sale .
Search American Village homes for sale near central Lebanon.
BUILD NEW
Lebanon offers new-construction opportunities ranging from single-family homes to townhomes and custom-home options in and around the city.
LUXURY REAL ESTATE
Lebanon's higher-end market includes larger custom homes, executive residences, golf-course properties and homes on substantial acreage.
Luxury-home values can vary significantly based on lot size, acreage, construction quality, finishes, outdoor living spaces, location and recent comparable sales.
ONE-LEVEL LIVING
Lebanon offers traditional brick ranch homes, newer one-story designs, luxury ranch properties and homes with first-floor primary suites.
Buyers searching for one-level living may find options in both established subdivisions and newer communities, including properties on larger lots and acreage.
Because layouts, accessibility and finished lower levels vary considerably, buyers should verify the specific floorplan and property features.
LARGER LOTS
One of Lebanon's advantages for some buyers is the availability of larger residential lots and acreage compared with many higher-density suburban communities.
Acreage properties can include custom homes, rural-style residences, additional outdoor space and homes located outside traditional subdivision environments.
Buyers should verify zoning, utilities, septic or sewer availability, easements, outbuildings and permitted property uses for every acreage property.
LOW-MAINTENANCE LIVING
Lebanon offers condos, townhomes and other lower-maintenance residential options throughout the market.
Buyers should compare HOA fees, exterior-maintenance responsibilities, insurance requirements, rental restrictions, parking and community amenities for the specific association.
Housing options range from established attached communities to newer townhome developments.
EDUCATION
Lebanon City Schools serves much of the Lebanon market and can be an important consideration for buyers comparing properties.
Buyers should verify the assigned school district and individual school for every property rather than relying solely on a Lebanon mailing address or listing description.
School boundaries and individual assignments should always be confirmed for the specific property.
COMMUNITY
Lebanon combines historic character, established residential neighborhoods, newer development and more spacious properties.
Residents have access to Downtown Lebanon, local restaurants and businesses, parks, recreation and destinations throughout Warren County.
LOCATION
Lebanon's location provides access toward Mason, South Lebanon, Springboro, Middletown and the Cincinnati and Dayton metropolitan areas.
Location relative to downtown, major roads, shopping and recreation can differ considerably among Lebanon neighborhoods.
BUYER GUIDANCE
Lebanon's wide range of housing means buyers should compare properties using neighborhood-specific and property-specific information rather than relying only on citywide averages.
A historic downtown home, newer townhome, Shaker Run-area property, acreage residence and traditional subdivision home can require very different comparable sales.
MARKET ACTIVITY
Recent Lebanon sales can help establish market value, but subdivision, location, property type, lot characteristics and condition matter significantly.
A Majors at Shaker Run property, Revere's Run home, historic property, condominium or acreage residence should not automatically be valued from the same group of comparable sales.
Follow current Lebanon market activity: View the Lebanon real estate market report »
FOR LEBANON HOMEOWNERS
Automated estimates can provide a starting point, but Lebanon home values can vary considerably according to subdivision, acreage, property type, size, condition, renovation level and location.
A property-specific comparative market analysis should consider recent comparable sales, active and pending competition, finished living area, lot characteristics, updates and current market conditions.
LOCAL REAL ESTATE GUIDANCE
Work with an experienced Greater Cincinnati real estate professional when buying or selling a home in Lebanon and surrounding Warren County.

Oscar Asesyan is a top-producing Greater Cincinnati Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty who helps buyers, sellers and relocation clients throughout Lebanon, Warren County and surrounding Cincinnati communities.
As leader of the Oscar Asesyan Group, Oscar provides property-specific and neighborhood-level guidance for clients buying a Lebanon home, selling a Lebanon property, considering new construction or relocating to the area.
Lebanon's diverse housing market makes local comparable sales particularly important. Historic homes, traditional subdivision properties, condos, golf-course homes, custom residences and acreage properties may require different valuation approaches.
Oscar combines current MLS information, recent comparable sales, property condition, neighborhood competition and current market activity to help buyers and sellers evaluate individual Lebanon properties.
Buyers can work with Oscar Asesyan and the Oscar Asesyan Group to compare current listings, neighborhoods, recent sales, asking prices, property condition and competing inventory.
Lebanon homeowners can request a property-specific market analysis based on recent neighborhood sales, active and pending competition, renovations, lot characteristics and current buyer demand.
Older homes and unique properties may require a more detailed analysis of renovations, mechanical systems, additions, construction characteristics and nearby comparable sales.
Golf-course and Shaker Run-area homes can differ based on lot position, golf-course exposure, views, home size, upgrades, community characteristics and recent sales.
Luxury and acreage properties often require careful evaluation of privacy, land, topography, construction quality, renovations, outdoor amenities and relevant comparable properties.
Buyers considering new construction can compare builders, communities, homesites, upgrades, builder inventory and existing-home alternatives before making a decision.
HOME SEARCH
Lebanon inventory can vary considerably by subdivision, property type and price range.
If you are targeting Shaker Run, Revere's Run, Stone Ridge, Summerlyn Farms, Sterling Chase, a historic property, ranch, condo, townhome, new construction home or acreage residence, the Oscar Asesyan Group can help monitor the market for matching properties.
LEBANON FAQ
Lebanon offers historic homes, traditional single-family properties, ranch homes, condos, townhomes, luxury homes, golf-course properties, newer construction and homes on larger lots or acreage.
Lebanon communities include Majors at Shaker Run, Revere's Run, Stone Ridge, Country Creek, Summerlyn Farms, Silverwood Farms and Sterling Chase.
Yes. Golf-course real estate is part of the Lebanon market, particularly in the Shaker Run area and communities such as Majors at Shaker Run and Shaker Trace.
Yes. Lebanon offers new-construction opportunities including single-family homes, townhomes and custom-home options.
Yes. Lebanon offers homes with larger lots and acreage, including properties outside traditional subdivision environments.
Yes. Lebanon includes condominium and townhome communities. HOA responsibilities, fees, restrictions and amenities vary by development.
Lebanon City Schools serves much of the local market. Buyers should verify the district and individual school assignment for each property.
Value depends on subdivision, acreage, property type, finished living area, condition, renovation quality, lot characteristics and recent comparable sales. Request a Lebanon property valuation »
Oscar Asesyan with the Oscar Asesyan Group at Coldwell Banker Realty works with buyers and sellers throughout Lebanon and surrounding Warren County communities. Call (513) 800-9299.
Use the current MLS listings on this page, the interactive Lebanon map search or the individual Lebanon subdivision pages to narrow your search by community and location.
LEBANON REAL ESTATE
The Oscar Asesyan Group can help you compare Lebanon neighborhoods, evaluate current properties, analyze neighborhood-level sales and navigate your next move.
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