Lebanon —
Frequently Asked Questions

Lebanon features a diverse housing stock that includes historic Victorian and colonial homes near downtown, established subdivisions with family-sized homes, and newer developments. The median price sits around $333,000, offering good value for the character and community you get.

Lebanon combines historic charm, strong schools, and a genuine small-town community feel at an accessible price point. The downtown is vibrant, the community is active, and the location along I-75 makes it convenient for commuters to both Dayton.

Lebanon City Schools serves the community and earns strong ratings, with Lebanon High School known for academics and athletics. The district holds a 4.5-star rating and is a key reason families choose Lebanon.

Downtown Lebanon is one of the most charming in the Dayton area, with historic storefronts, local restaurants, boutique shops, and the iconic Golden Lamb — Ohio's oldest continuously operating inn. Regular events like the Lebanon Horse Drawn Parade keep the downtown lively year-round.

Lebanon sits conveniently along I-75, roughly 25 to 30 minutes south of downtown Dayton. This central location along the I-75 corridor makes it easy for residents to access communities throughout the region while maintaining a distinct small-town identity.

Lebanon has a strong equestrian tradition, with horse farms and riding facilities in the surrounding area. The annual Horse Drawn Parade is one of the community's signature events, drawing participants from across the region.

Yes — Lebanon offers access to the Lebanon Countryside Trail, several community parks, and nearby recreation areas. King's Island is also just a short drive south, making it a convenient weekend destination for families.