Property Overview

Welcome to 1106 Cartwright Cir N in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. This single-story, three-bedroom, two-bathroom home sits on 2.20 acres in the Cartwright subdivision and offers 1,512 square feet of finished living space. Built in 1966, the brick residence combines a functional layout with generous land, a covered porch, attached rear-facing garage, and room for outdoor entertaining, pets, or gardening. The roof and HVAC are less than two years old.

The interior includes three main-level bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a kitchen, living room, wood and laminate flooring, built-in features, central heating and cooling, and a fireplace. Public water and public sewer serve the property, and there is no HOA.

Property Details

Interior Features

The main level provides a practical three-bedroom, two-bathroom 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.

Interior features include wood and laminate flooring, built-in features, one fireplace, central heating, central air conditioning, an electric oven, and a dishwasher. The home also includes a crawl-space basement.

Exterior, Land & Parking

The property encompasses 2.20 acres and includes a covered porch for outdoor use. The attached garage provides one parking space and faces the rear. The acreage provides additional room around the residence for outdoor entertaining, pets, gardening, and other personal uses.

Utilities & Services

The property has public water and public sewer. Area utility infrastructure is supported through Goodlettsville’s municipal services and regional utility providers. The city provides sewer and residential sanitation services, while water service in the broader Goodlettsville area is provided through multiple utility districts depending on location.

City of Goodlettsville Wastewater Services City Utility Billing Services

Area Overview

Goodlettsville is located approximately 12 miles north of Downtown Nashville along Interstate 65. The city identifies Nashville International Airport as approximately 15 minutes away and highlights local parks, walking trails, historic sites, specialty shops, restaurants, and access to the wider Nashville area.

The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Goodlettsville’s population at 17,506 as of July 1, 2025. The city occupies approximately 14.3 square miles of land according to Census Bureau geographic data.

City of Goodlettsville U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts

Safety & Crime

For 2024, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s city-level NIBRS profile for the Goodlettsville Police Department reported 527 Group A offenses, with 241 cleared offenses. The report used a 2024 population estimate of 17,312 and reported 3,044.1 Group A crimes per 100,000 population. These figures describe reported city-level incidents and should not be interpreted as conditions at the individual property.

The same 2024 TBI profile records 261 total arrests, including 255 adult arrests and six juvenile arrests. Crime statistics can vary by reporting methodology and year, so buyers should review current official police information when evaluating a property.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation – Crime in Tennessee 2024 Goodlettsville Police Records Division

Schools & Education

Property-specific listing records identify Millersville Elementary School, White House Middle School, and White House High School in the school information for this residence. Current enrollment boundaries and eligibility should be confirmed directly with Sumner County Schools before making school-related decisions.

Sumner County Schools provides public-school information, enrollment resources, school-zone information, and transportation resources for the county. The district currently operates 53 schools and provides a dedicated tool for locating school zones and bus routes.

Sumner County Schools Property School Information – Realtor.com

Healthcare & Hospitals

Goodlettsville’s 2024 community data profile lists local doctors, dentists, clinics, nursing facilities, memory-care facilities, and assisted-living resources. The city itself does not list a hospital in that community profile, while the broader Middle Tennessee area provides access to regional hospital and emergency-care networks.

TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center is a 159-bed hospital at 355 New Shackle Island Road in Hendersonville. The facility provides 24/7 emergency care along with services including orthopedic care, imaging, women’s care, rehabilitation, and other hospital services.

Goodlettsville 2024 Community Data Profile TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center

Housing Market History

For a consistent historical comparison, the table below uses the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s all-transactions House Price Index for the Nashville-Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin metropolitan statistical area. The index is an area-level measure rather than a valuation of this individual property.

The FHFA index rose substantially between Q4 2021 and Q4 2025, with the largest year-over-year increase in this five-year series occurring between Q4 2021 and Q4 2022. The figures are historical market measurements and are not forecasts of future property values.

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis / FHFA House Price Index Federal Housing Finance Agency HPI Summary Tables

Transportation & Access

Goodlettsville’s location along Interstate 65 provides a direct north-south regional transportation corridor. The City of Goodlettsville identifies the community as approximately 12 miles north of Downtown Nashville. The city’s 2023 community profile identifies Nashville International Airport as the nearest commercial airport, approximately 15 miles from Goodlettsville, and John C. Tune Airport as the nearest general aviation airport.

The city also maintains a Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan addressing non-automobile transportation infrastructure and planning.

City of Goodlettsville – About the City Goodlettsville Community Data Profile – Transportation Goodlettsville Plans & Studies

Shopping & Everyday Services

Goodlettsville provides a range of retail and everyday services throughout the community. City resources include shopping information as well as municipal services for sanitation, recycling, public works, and other routine needs. The broader Goodlettsville area also includes grocery, pharmacy, restaurant, banking, automotive, and home-service options.

The city’s community data profile records retail trade as one of the area’s established employment sectors, while the city’s official shopping resources provide information about local commercial activity.

City of Goodlettsville – Shopping Goodlettsville 2024 Community Data Profile

Parks & Recreation

Goodlettsville maintains seven parks and community facilities with amenities that include trails, playgrounds, athletic fields, open green spaces, community gathering areas, pools, and recreation programs. Local facilities include Moss-Wright Park, Peay Park, Pleasant Green Park, North Creek Park, Brooks Park, and Gateway Park.

The city adopted a five-year Parks and Recreation Master Plan update in February 2025. Current projects include improvements planned for Moss-Wright Park, including traffic-flow changes, additional parking, and approximately 3,000 linear feet of ADA pedestrian trail connections.

City of Goodlettsville – Parks & Facilities City of Goodlettsville – Park & Facility Projects City of Goodlettsville – Plans & Studies

Utilities & Connectivity

Goodlettsville provides municipal sewer and residential sanitation services, with sewer service coordinated with regional water providers depending on location. The city’s community data profile identifies Piedmont Natural Gas as a local gas distributor, Nashville Electric Service as a local power company, and White House Utility District and Madison Suburban Utility District among the area’s water suppliers.

Property-specific records identify public water, public sewer, and water availability for this residence. Internet and cellular availability can vary by exact address and provider, so buyers should verify current broadband options and serviceability directly with providers before closing.

City of Goodlettsville – Wastewater Services Goodlettsville Community Data Profile – Utilities

Development & Planning

Goodlettsville’s Planning and Development Services department reviews subdivision plats, site plans, planned developments, zoning amendments, annexation proposals, and related land-use matters. The city approved its Comprehensive Land Use Plan through the Planning Commission in December 2025.

As of 2026, the city is advancing improvements at Moss-Wright Park. The first phase received a Local Parks and Recreation Fund grant, and the project had resumed architectural and engineering work following completion and state approval of an archaeological study. The project was scheduled to proceed toward bidding after design completion.

The city’s planning and economic-development materials also identify downtown revitalization and expansion of the parks and greenway system among ongoing development priorities. Project timing and scope can change as municipal approvals, funding, and construction schedules develop.

City of Goodlettsville – Planning & Development Services City of Goodlettsville – Plans & Studies City of Goodlettsville – Park & Facility Projects

Property Summary

Property Record & Listing Details Property Listing Record