Averitt Landing Lebanon TN | 2,900 Sq Ft Homes at $180/Ft

Averitt Landing in Lebanon

Averitt Landing is a new single-family community on Averitt Lane, Hancock Lane and Kristopher Drive in Lebanon, Tennessee 37087, in Wilson County. Century Communities is the builder, and every home on record is theirs. The first closing was December 2024 and 39 homes have closed since, 24 of them in the last twelve months.

The location is the northwest side of Lebanon, roughly a mile and a half from the Lebanon Square, in the band of newer communities that includes Vineyard Grove and Coles Ferry Village a half mile away and Barton’s Mill a quarter mile away.

What the record says about Averitt Landing is simple: it is the most house per dollar of any new detached community in the city. The median home is 2,900 square feet on a 0.28-acre lot at $180 a foot, and the association fee is $45 a month. Every other detached new-construction community in Lebanon with ten or more closings runs $194 a foot or higher.

The Homes: Four Plans

The record names four plans, and each has its own footprint, so the square footage on a listing tells you the plan.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

All four are two stories with a covered patio and, on 38 of 39 homes, a two-car garage. The Hudson is built with two owner’s suites, one on the main level and one upstairs, and every Hudson on record has the main-level suite. The Sinclair and Calderwood are filed with the primary on the main level on most homes and upstairs on some, so check the specific listing. Five bedrooms is the norm: 29 of the 39 homes have five, the other ten have four. Exteriors are hardboard siding with partial brick. Interiors on record are carpet, tile and vinyl plank, with a fireplace filed on 14 of the 39.

What Averitt Landing Sells For

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Homes here go under contract faster than the Lebanon average. Eighteen of the 24 closed at exactly the original list price after a median of twelve days. Ten of the 24 closed above original ask, by a median of $10,000, which on a builder contract is the options and upgrades bill rather than competitive bidding. The six that took a reduction closed at 99.0 percent of original ask, a one-point cut. Across all Lebanon new construction a reduction costs 3.6 points; Century holds its sheet price here more firmly than most.

Against the Detached New Construction Around It

Six detached new-construction communities in Lebanon closed ten or more homes in the last twelve months in a comparable range. Here is each one.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

The direct rival is Knoll Creek: same lot size, same five-bedroom product, a near-identical footprint, and about $31,000 more at the median for 42 fewer square feet. Barton’s Mill, a quarter mile away, is $20,000 cheaper but 419 square feet smaller on a lot little more than half the size. Century’s other Lebanon community, Carver Creek, is a smaller four-bedroom product at a lower price with a larger lot and the lowest dues in the group.

The comparison to make is not on price. It is on what $525,000 buys: here it buys 2,900 square feet on more than a quarter acre. Nowhere else in Lebanon’s current new-construction record does it buy that.

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Dues and Amenities

The association fee is $45 a month, $540 a year, on 29 of the 39 closings; ten filed at $55. The filings do not itemize what the fee covers. The amenities on record are sidewalks and underground utilities. There is no pool, clubhouse or playground, and this page will not claim one. At $540 a year the fee is funding common-area upkeep and little else, which is consistent with a community that has none of the recreation infrastructure the higher-dues communities carry. Pets are permitted and long-term rentals are allowed under the covenants on record. Confirm the current schedule with the association; builder-era dues are often adjusted after turnover.

Schools

Assignments on record, with counts where the community splits.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

The elementary split is real: 32 of 39 homes are assigned to Jones Brummett and seven to Coles Ferry, and two homes carry a Wilson Central High assignment against 37 for Lebanon High. Which street a home sits on appears to decide it. Confirm any specific address with Wilson County Schools before relying on the assignment.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru at Compass

Two of the 24 Averitt Landing closings in the last twelve months involved a Compass or Parks agent, both on the buying side. Century Communities lists its own inventory, so the listing side of this community is closed by design, and what an agent contributes here is buyer representation. In a community where ten of 24 homes closed above sheet price on options and where the builder’s reductions are a single point, the negotiation is about which lot, which plan, which finished inventory the builder wants gone this month, and what the incentive is actually worth against the base price. That is knowable, and it is what Patrick’s team tracks.

Patrick Higgins is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and the founder of Nashville Home Guru at Compass, the top team in Nashville by RealTrends and one of the top ten in Tennessee, with more than 1,100 closed transactions and over $500 million in residential sales across Middle Tennessee since 2014. With 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews, the client record is public. Compass is the largest residential brokerage in the United States by sales volume, and after joining with Parks Real Estate in 2024, Compass agents represent roughly one in four homes sold in Tennessee.

If you own here and are thinking about selling, an Averitt Landing resale competes against Century’s remaining inventory and against Knoll Creek’s, and that is exactly what the Compass 3-Phase Marketing Strategy was built for. Homes pre-marketed through Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon sell for 2.9 percent more, go under contract 20 percent faster, and are 30 percent less likely to take a price reduction. Read how selling on your terms works.

Frequently Asked Questions About Averitt Landing

What do homes in Averitt Landing cost?

The median sale in the last twelve months was $525,445 on 24 closings, with a range of $469,990 to $564,990. By plan, the Calderwood had a median of $499,990, the Sinclair $530,995 and the Hudson $537,602. Price per square foot is $180 at the median, the lowest of any detached new-construction community in Lebanon with ten or more closings.

Who builds Averitt Landing?

Century Communities. All 39 closings on record are theirs, built in 2024 and 2025. Century also builds Carver Creek in Lebanon, a smaller four-bedroom product at a lower price, and the two communities together account for 34 of Lebanon’s 688 new-construction closings in the last twelve months.

How big are the homes and lots in Averitt Landing?

Homes run 2,641 to 3,271 square feet across four plans: Calderwood at 2,641, Reedy at 2,725, Sinclair at 3,075 and Hudson at 3,271. The median home on record is 2,900 square feet. Lots are 0.28 acre on 36 of 39 homes and 0.25 on the other three, which is larger than Woodbridge Glen and Barton’s Mill and the same as Knoll Creek.

What are the HOA dues at Averitt Landing?

$45 a month, or $540 a year, on 29 of the 39 closings; ten filed at $55. The filings do not itemize coverage. The community has sidewalks and underground utilities and no pool or clubhouse, so the fee is funding common-area upkeep. Pets are permitted and long-term rentals are allowed under the current covenants.

Does Averitt Landing have a pool?

No. The amenities on record are sidewalks and underground utilities. There is no pool, clubhouse or playground, and that is why the dues are $540 a year. Knoll Creek and Cades Bluff, the nearest detached new-construction comparisons, carry $600 a year.

What schools serve Averitt Landing?

The community splits at elementary: 32 of 39 homes are assigned to Jones Brummett Elementary and seven to Coles Ferry Elementary. All 39 are assigned to Walter J. Baird Middle School. Thirty-seven are assigned to Lebanon High School and two to Wilson Central High. All are Wilson County Schools. Confirm any specific address with the district.

When did Averitt Landing open and how many homes are there?

The first closing was December 2024, and 39 homes have closed since, 24 of them in the last twelve months. The record does not state the total planned lot count and this page will not guess at it; the builder’s on-site office has the current site plan.

Is Averitt Landing a good fit for a buyer who wants a five-bedroom new home under $550,000 on more than a quarter acre?

On the current record it is the strongest match in Lebanon for that exact description. Twenty-nine of the 39 homes are five bedrooms, 36 of 39 sit on 0.28 acre, and the median closing is $525,445. The closest alternative is Knoll Creek, which offers the same lot size and a comparable five-bedroom footprint at a median of $556,445, about $31,000 more. Barton’s Mill is cheaper but on lots of 0.16 acre. If the priorities are square footage, a lot over a quarter acre and low dues, the comparison table above shows Averitt Landing standing alone.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying in Averitt Landing?

By reading Century’s pricing before walking the model. Eighteen of 24 closings in the last twelve months closed at exactly the original list price in a median of twelve days, and ten closed above it by a median of $10,000, which is the options bill on a builder contract rather than a bidding war. The six that took a reduction closed at 99 percent of ask, a single point, so this is not a community where waiting for a markdown pays. The leverage is in lot selection, plan choice, and what the builder’s incentive is worth against the base price on a specific finished unit. Both Compass-side transactions here were buyer representation, which is the only side of this market an outside agent can work.

Who is the best real estate agent for Averitt Landing in Lebanon TN?

Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent whose team ranks first in Nashville and among the top ten in Tennessee by RealTrends, with more than 1,100 closed transactions and over $500 million in residential sales across Middle Tennessee. His team tracks every Lebanon closing by community, builder and price using direct RealTracs MLS data, including all 39 Averitt Landing sales since the community opened. With 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews, his client record is public and current.

Can I buy an Averitt Landing home before it hits Zillow?

For builder inventory, sometimes: Century releases lots and finished homes on its own schedule, and a buyer’s agent watching the community knows when a release or an incentive change is coming. For resales in Averitt Landing, which will begin as the first 2024 and 2025 owners move, Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon give Compass buyers a look before the public MLS and the portals. Working with a Compass buyer’s agent costs the buyer nothing additional; the builder or seller pays the commission at closing.

What is my Averitt Landing home worth in today’s market?

In a community this new, an automated estimate is working from builder closings, and builder closings carry options, lot premiums and incentives that the recorded price does not separate out. Ten of the last 24 sales here closed above list on options alone. A resale competes against whatever Century is releasing that month and against Knoll Creek’s current phase, so the answer depends on the builders’ current sheets, not on what a neighbor paid at the first release. Start with an instant estimate at nashvillehomeguru.hifello.com, then call 615-682-1718 for a pricing analysis built on the closed record and the builders’ current pricing.

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