Property Overview
Welcome to 1106 Cartwright Cir N in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home offers 1,512 square feet of living space on approximately 2.20 acres with no HOA. Built in 1966, the one-level brick home features a functional layout, wood and laminate flooring, a wood-burning fireplace, central heating and air conditioning, and a covered porch. The property also includes an attached one-car garage and public water and sewer.
The acreage provides room for outdoor entertaining, pets, gardening, and other outdoor uses. The roof and HVAC system are less than two years old, adding recently updated major components to this established property. Convenient access to I-65 provides a practical connection to the surrounding Goodlettsville and Nashville-area road network.
Property Details
Interior Features
The interior offers three main-level bedrooms and two full bathrooms within a practical one-story layout. The living room measures approximately 12 by 20 feet, while the kitchen measures approximately 18 by 12 feet. Bedroom dimensions include approximately 15 by 11 feet, 10 by 10 feet, and 8 by 11 feet.
The kitchen includes an electric oven and dishwasher. Wood and laminate flooring, built-in features, central heating and cooling, and a fireplace add useful character to the existing interior.
Exterior & Outdoor Features
The approximately 2.20-acre property provides substantially more outdoor space than a typical residential lot. A covered porch offers an outdoor area, while the acreage provides flexibility for entertaining, pets, gardening, and other personal outdoor uses.
The property is part of the Cartwright subdivision and has no HOA. The brick exterior, attached garage, and one-level design contribute to the home’s established residential character.
Recent Major Updates
The roof and HVAC system are less than two years old. These recent updates complement the home’s established 1966 construction while leaving room for a buyer to personalize the interior and other spaces.
Goodlettsville Area Overview
Goodlettsville is a city in the Nashville metropolitan area with portions of the community associated with both Davidson and Sumner counties. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates the city’s population at 17,506 as of July 1, 2025, compared with a 2020 Census population of 17,789. Census QuickFacts reports a median value of owner-occupied housing units of $381,900 for 2020–2024.
The city provides municipal services, parks, recreation programs, public works, sanitation, and community facilities. Its location along the I-65 corridor places Goodlettsville within the north Nashville regional transportation network.
Safety & Crime
Goodlettsville Police Department maintains records and reports through its Records Division, including reporting connected with Tennessee Incident Based Reporting System data collection. The FBI’s 2024 national crime-data release also provides the Crime Data Explorer as the source for reported crime information by participating law-enforcement agencies.
Crime statistics should be evaluated for the specific reporting jurisdiction and year rather than treated as characteristics of an individual property. No property-specific safety conclusion is drawn from citywide or regional crime information.
Schools & Education
Goodlettsville’s municipal school information identifies public schools associated with both Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools and Sumner County Schools. Nearby and area schools listed by the city include Goodlettsville Elementary School, Goodlettsville Middle School, Hunters Lane Comprehensive High School, Beech Elementary School, T.W. Hunter Middle School, Beech Senior High School, Madison Creek Elementary School, and Merrol Hyde Magnet School, along with several private schools.
School proximity does not establish enrollment assignment. Buyers should confirm the current school zone and transportation eligibility directly with the applicable school district before making enrollment decisions.
Healthcare & Hospitals
Healthcare options serving the Goodlettsville area include emergency and hospital services in nearby communities. TriStar Health lists TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center in Hendersonville and several emergency-care locations throughout the Nashville region. TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center provides emergency services and operates a Level III Trauma Center.
Additional healthcare facilities and specialty services are available throughout the broader Nashville metropolitan area.
Housing Market History
Historical Goodlettsville housing data from Zillow’s Home Value Index provides a consistent series of typical home values. The figures below use the same Zillow metric for each year and are presented as historical information rather than a forecast.
| Year | Typical Home Value | Annual Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | $347,741 | — |
| 2022 | $396,048 | +13.9% |
| 2023 | $395,342 | -0.2% |
| 2024 | $399,775 | +1.1% |
| 2025 | $397,526 | -0.6% |
Zillow’s published series also reports a typical Goodlettsville home value of approximately $393,761 as of June 2026. The historical figures describe the broader Goodlettsville market and should not be interpreted as an appraisal or valuation of this property.
Transportation & Access
Goodlettsville is positioned along Interstate 65, an important north-south corridor connecting the Nashville region with communities farther north toward Kentucky. The Tennessee Department of Transportation identifies I-65 as a major regional connection serving Goodlettsville and surrounding communities.
TDOT is currently advancing Phase 3 of the I-65 widening project from Rivergate Parkway toward State Route 41. Construction began in March 2025, with the project currently identified for completion in November 2027. Current construction includes improvements around the US 31W interchange and associated roadway infrastructure.
Shopping & Everyday Services
Goodlettsville provides a broad mix of commercial and everyday services throughout the city, including restaurants and businesses along Rivergate Parkway, Long Hollow Pike, Main Street, and other major corridors. The city’s official business listings include dining and service establishments throughout the community.
The Goodlettsville Farmers & Artisan Market operates seasonally at Moss-Wright Park, with local farmers, bakers, makers, and artisans participating during the market season.
Parks & Recreation
Goodlettsville operates a network of parks and community facilities that includes Moss-Wright Park, Peay Park, Pleasant Green Park, North Creek Park, Brooks Park, and Gateway Park. Facilities include trails, playgrounds, athletic fields, open green spaces, community gathering areas, a community center, and seasonal aquatic facilities.
The city also offers recreation programs, sports, community activities, and seasonal events. Moss-Wright Park hosts the Goodlettsville Farmers & Artisan Market during its seasonal operating period.
Utilities & Connectivity
The property itself is listed with public water and public sewer, with water availability noted in the property utility information. The City of Goodlettsville provides sewer, stormwater processing, and residential sanitation services, while local water and sewer arrangements vary by service area.
The city’s 2024 community profile identifies Tennessee Valley Authority as the electricity source company, with Nashville Electric Service and Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation serving portions of the broader area. The profile also identifies White House Utility District and other providers in the area’s water and sewer infrastructure.
Property-specific utility service should be confirmed with the applicable providers before closing, particularly for electric, water, sewer, internet, and other communications services.
Development & Planning
Goodlettsville adopted an updated comprehensive plan in December 2025 to guide future land use, housing, transportation, economic development, and city services. The plan notes that more than 600 housing units had been permitted in the city since 2020, with apartments and townhomes representing a substantial share of those units.
The Rivergate area is also subject to ongoing development activity. A 2025 city resolution approved an economic impact plan associated with approximately 57 acres formerly occupied by Rivergate Mall, with proposed components including multifamily housing, townhomes for sale, senior housing, retail, restaurants, sports and entertainment facilities, and medical offices. In 2026, an intergovernmental agreement was approved for construction development plan review and building safety inspection services connected with new development on the Rivergate site.
Separately, the city’s April 2026 planning agenda included a proposed rezoning request involving approximately 4.54 acres at 7723 Old Springfield Highway. Planning and zoning actions are subject to their respective municipal review and approval processes.
Property Summary
| Property Type | Single-Family Residence |
|---|---|
| Address | 1106 Cartwright Cir N |
| City | Goodlettsville |
| County | Not specified in the supplied property record |
| State | Tennessee |
| ZIP | 37072 |
| Bedrooms | 3 |
| Bathrooms | 2 full bathrooms |
| Square Feet | 1,512 |
| Lot Size | 2.20 acres |
| Year Built | 1966 |
| Parcel/APN | 141D A 01600 000 |
| Construction | Brick |
| Levels | One |
| Foundation | Crawl Space |
| Heating | Central |
| Cooling | Central Air |
| Fireplace | 1 |
| Parking | Attached one-car garage; garage faces rear |
| Porch | Covered porch |
| Water | Public |
| Sewer | Public Sewer |
| HOA | No |
| Subdivision | Cartwright |
| Recent Major Updates | Roof and HVAC are less than two years old |
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