Lebanon, PA Real Estate And Homes For Sale 141 listings

Lebanon Home & Community Information

Lebanon is a mid-sized city with a small town feel, located between Harrisburg, Reading and Lancaster. The city is home to an estimated 25,573 residents, making it slightly smaller than its nearby neighbors. The people of Lebanon enjoy a lower-than-average cost of living, and the city attracts a fairly young demographic mix. In Lebanon, the average resident age is 35.8 years—about five years below the Pennsylvania average. Since the 2000 Census, the city's population has seen a steady growth rate of about five percent.

Lebanon is one of the more affordable cities in our area to shop for homes, and many properties around the city have an open, country feel. Downtown Lebanon is the place to shop if you're looking for historic homes, and you'll find lovely luxury listings scattered throughout the city, as well. For first-time homebuyers, there are some excellent values to be found on the eastern side of the city. Search the newest real estate listings in Lebanon, PA.

Schools & Education

The Lebanon School District has a solid reputation in the city, and has earned recognition for its many community outreach programs. There are a total of six elementary schools in the district, along with Lebanon Middle School and Lebanon High School. Colleges near Lebanon include Lebanon Valley College, Elizabethtown College, Penn State Harrisburg, and many more. Search homes for sale in Lebanon by school district.

Employment Opportunities

Living in Lebanon puts you in the heart of some of Pennsylvania's most fertile agricultural land, so farming, food-service, and retail play an important role in the local employment scene. Manufacturing, production, and materials transport also rank well above average in Lebanon. The city's central location makes it easy to commute for jobs in Lancaster, Reading, and the state capital in Harrisburg, with each city offering its own unique employment mix.

Things to Do in Lebanon

First, let's talk about that 150 pound bologna, which is related to one of the city's most quirky special events. That huge slab of meat is Lebanon's version of the New Year's Eve Ball Drop in Times Square, and the local delicacy is lowered from a city fire truck to ring in the New Year. There are fun events like that throughout the year when you live in Lebanon. There are plenty of more conventional entertainment options, as well, like the extremely well-rated Lebanon Country Club, which offers golf, tennis, exercise facilities, and fine dining. Downtown Lebanon is the place to go for history, food, and entertainment. Be sure to stop by the Downtown Lounge while you're there, for great bar food, drink specials, and all of the big games on TV.

Lebanon, PA Real Estate Services

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