Dry Creek Commons Homes with Contemporary Style

Dry Creek Commons Homes with Contemporary Style

Welcome to Dry Creek Commons, an enchanting subdivision nestled in the heart of Goodlettsville, Tennessee, within Davidson County. This thriving community is perfect for those seeking a harmonious blend of modern living and natural beauty. With its prime location just a short drive from the vibrant city of Nashville, residents enjoy easy access to urban amenities while still relishing the tranquility of suburban life.

Dry Creek Commons is characterized by its contemporary-style homes, designed to meet the needs of today’s discerning buyers. These residences boast sleek lines, open floor plans, and an abundance of natural light, creating inviting spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Each home is thoughtfully crafted with high-quality materials and finishes, ensuring a luxurious living experience. Whether you’re entertaining guests in your spacious living area or unwinding in your serene backyard, the contemporary designs of Dry Creek Commons provide the perfect backdrop for every occasion.

The community itself is a haven for families and professionals alike, featuring beautifully landscaped common areas, walking trails, and parks that encourage outdoor activities and social gatherings. With a strong sense of community and friendly neighbors, Dry Creek Commons fosters an environment where lifelong friendships can flourish.

Living in Dry Creek Commons means you’re not just purchasing a home; you’re investing in a lifestyle. Embrace the modern conveniences, picturesque surroundings, and vibrant community spirit that make this subdivision a truly exceptional place to call home. Come discover the charm of Dry Creek Commons and see why it’s the perfect choice for your next chapter!

Newest Dry Creek Commons Homes with Contemporary Style

206 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
$289,900
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 3626601 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 0.02 Acres ⋅ 37072 Zip Code
206 Dry Creek Commons Dr is a new-construction 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath end-unit townhome in Goodlettsville, finished and ready now, with kitchen cabinets that do not stop at the corner: they run the back wall, turn it, and keep going down the next wall. Walk the back wall of the kitchen toward the corner, where a kitchen this size is supposed to end. It does not end. The cabinets turn and run on down the side wall, and you stand there a second longer than you meant to, counting doors. The sink is on the back wall, so the white quartz island stays open end to end: appetizers at one end, drinks at the other, and nobody cooking in the middle of the conversation. After dinner, open the kitchen door. The patio is bigger than you walked out expecting, and it is all yours: brick at your back, a privacy fence around you, a spigot for the herb pots and an outlet waiting for a string of bulbs. The exterior storage room off the patio swallows the luggage, the cooler and the folding chairs, so the patio stays a room. Dinner moves out. Nobody notices the time until the bulbs are the only light left. The community's fenced playground and fenced dog park are a short walk away. Minutes up the road, the former RiverGate Mall is coming down for about $450 million in announced plans: more than 100,000 square feet of retail and dining, a hotel and a central green and plaza; downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes. New townhomes in this part of Goodlettsville list at about half the price per square foot of new townhomes inside the loop. Up to 1% toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company; ask for details. The corner does not photograph. Send the cook in first and watch them turn around to find you. That look is the showing.

206 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
224 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
$299,900
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 3626602 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 0.02 Acres ⋅ 37072 Zip Code
224 Dry Creek Commons Dr is a new-construction 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhome in Goodlettsville where the whole upper floor is two full suites, one across the front and one across the back, each with its own bath and a walk-in closet opening off it, so both of you get the primary. The first alarm goes off at six in the back suite. Water runs and the closet door opens straight off the bath. Across the landing, with two baths and two closets of wall between, the front suite stays dark until its own alarm. The early riser carries the first coffee out the kitchen door to the private fenced patio and has the morning alone; the late riser gets the same patio at the other end of the day, the exterior storage room keeping the outdoor gear out of the house. The community's fenced dog park and fenced playground are the evening walk. At ten that night it runs in reverse: one of you is already asleep in the back, the other climbs the stairs, turns at the landing and eases the front suite's door shut out of habit, and the whole depth of the floor sits between that click and the person sleeping. A few minutes away, the former RiverGate Mall is being remade under about $450 million in announced plans: more than 100,000 square feet of retail and dining, a hotel and a central green; downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes. New townhomes in this part of Goodlettsville list at about half the price per square foot of new townhomes inside the loop. Up to 1% toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company; ask for details. Two doors off one landing, a full bath and a walk-in closet behind each. Bring the person you are buying with, stand between those doors and choose; whichever one you each walk through, you both just got the primary.

224 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
226 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
$304,900
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 3626603 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 0.02 Acres ⋅ 37072 Zip Code
226 Dry Creek Commons Dr in Goodlettsville is a new-construction three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhome where the primary suite has the front of the upstairs to itself, so a five o'clock alarm and a midnight movie can live under one roof and never meet. A hallway and the second full bath sit between them. At eleven the movie is still running in a back bedroom and the primary door at the front of the house is already shut, the whole hallway between, and the alarm will go off at five on the far side of all of it. Downstairs is one open room from the front door to the kitchen, and the island has no sink in it, so at seven on a weeknight it is the table: the back door open to the private fenced patio, elbows on cool white quartz, the smell of dinner climbing the stairs before anyone has to be called. On Saturday the patio is the second room: fenced in and private, the chairs and the cooler pulled from the exterior storage room, the evening running long because nobody is walking through it. The community's fenced dog park and fenced playground come with the address, and so does what is happening a few minutes up the road, where the former RiverGate Mall is being cleared for about $450 million in announced plans: more than 100,000 square feet of retail and dining, a hotel and a central green and plaza. Downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes, and new townhomes in this part of Goodlettsville list at roughly half the price per square foot of new townhomes inside the loop. Up to 1% toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company; ask for details. Upstairs, three doors and three different clocks. Downstairs, one island, and by nine o'clock nobody is anywhere else.

226 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
228 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
$309,900
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 3626604 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 0.02 Acres ⋅ 37072 Zip Code
228 Dry Creek Commons Dr is a new-construction two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhome at the end of its row of four in Goodlettsville, and its entire second floor is two full suites, each behind its own door with its own bath and walk-in closet, so the room that works all week is still a real bedroom. Friday, six o'clock. The laptop closes, the door across the landing closes behind it, and the room is a bedroom again, with a full bath and a walk-in closet of its own and nothing on the desk that has to move for the weekend. Tuesday, ten in the morning. The call runs behind that door at the far end of the upstairs, and the kitchen below is yours: the kettle filling at a sink that looks out toward the private fenced patio, the workday out of sight until that door opens at five. Then the patio takes the rest of the day: a privacy fence around it, a chair that lives out there, and the exterior storage room holding everything else, so the lunch break and the sign-off both happen outside. When a chair is not enough, the community's fenced dog park and fenced playground are the walk. A few minutes away, the former RiverGate Mall is being redeveloped under about $450 million in announced plans, with more than 100,000 square feet of retail and dining, a hotel and a central green, and downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes. New townhomes in this part of Goodlettsville list at about half the price per square foot of new townhomes inside Nashville's loop. Up to 1% toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company; ask for details. The client who keeps asking where the office would go gets the answer at the top of the stairs. Open the second door; the question answers itself, and the one that follows is how soon the desk can come.

228 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
201 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
$307,300
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 3626600 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 0.02 Acres ⋅ 37072 Zip Code
201 Dry Creek Commons Dr is a new-construction, move-in-ready end-unit townhome in Goodlettsville, 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, with nothing upstairs but two full suites, so whoever sleeps here never feels like the guest. One suite runs across the front of the house and the other across the back, with both baths and both walk-in closets in between. Thursday night a bag goes up the stairs to the back suite, and the door closes on a room with its own bath and its own walk-in closet; the visitor keeps their own hours all weekend behind that door. Saturday by ten the back door off the kitchen is standing open to the private fenced patio, and the island was built without a sink, so its whole white quartz top is plates, the paper and the second pot. The coffee goes outside, where the fence makes the patio yours, a spigot waits for the planters and an exterior light keeps the evening going past dusk; the exterior storage room off the patio takes the luggage, the cooler and the folding chairs. The community keeps a fenced playground and a fenced dog park, so the Sunday walk has somewhere to go. A few minutes up the road, the former RiverGate Mall is being redeveloped: about $450 million in announced plans for more than 100,000 square feet of retail and dining, a hotel and a central green, and downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes away. New townhomes in this part of Goodlettsville list at roughly half the price per square foot of new townhomes inside Nashville's loop. Up to 1% toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company; ask for details. Show the back suite last. Anyone who has slept in it once asks about the next visit before the bags are in the car.

201 Dry Creek Commons Dr, Goodlettsville
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