The Preserve at Belle Pointe

The Preserve at Belle Pointe is a large master-planned lifestyle community by Goodall Homes in Lebanon, Tennessee, tucked along Cairo Bend Road in scenic Wilson County. Development began in 2021 with plans for up to 1,000 homes across several collections — low-maintenance Courtyard Cottages, the Landon and Monroe single-family collections, townhomes, and villas — giving buyers a wide range of floor plans from roughly 1,372 to 3,456 square feet. Ranch-style Courtyard Cottages (1,413–2,102 sq ft) are particularly popular with downsizers and retirees, offering first-floor owner's suites, sunrooms, private gated courtyards, attached two-car garages, and maintenance-free living with lawn care and exterior home maintenance included. The community is not deed-restricted 55+, but its low-maintenance living, resort-style amenities, and active social calendar make it a strong fit for retirement-minded buyers who don't want an age-restricted environment. At the heart of the community is a full amenity center with clubhouse, state-of-the-art fitness center, resort-style outdoor pool with spacious patio, splash pad, multi-purpose and meeting rooms, bocce ball courts, a disc golf course, an event lawn for gatherings, and walking trails. A dog park is planned for phase two. A full-time activities director helps organize clubs, classes, and social events for residents. Location is a major draw. The Preserve sits about eight miles from historic downtown Lebanon and roughly 15 minutes from its shopping and dining, with Nashville about 35 minutes west via I-40. Percy Priest Lake, Cedars of Lebanon State Park, and Long Hunter State Park are all close by for boating, fishing, hiking, and camping. Everyday conveniences — Kroger, Publix, Walmart, ALDI, Target, and Costco — are within easy reach, and multiple hospitals including Vanderbilt Wilson County and TriStar StoneCrest serve the area. Nashville International Airport is about 30 minutes away. With base prices from the mid-$300s into the mid-$700s and construction actively ongoing, the community continues to expand as one of Wilson County's larger master-planned developments.