Top 5 Neighborhoods in Cartersville You Should Consider
Cartersville is one of those places people stumble onto and immediately wonder why it wasn’t on their radar sooner.
Located in Bartow County with easy access to I-75, Cartersville offers a unique blend of small-town charm, strong schools, established neighborhoods, and newer master-planned communities — all at price points that are often more approachable than many Metro Atlanta suburbs.
If you're thinking about moving to Cartersville, here are five neighborhoods you need to have on your shortlist — what they offer, how they feel, and who they’re best suited for.
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1. Carter Grove
If you’re looking for an amenity-rich, master-planned community, Carter Grove is one of the first places to explore.
Built around the scenic Woodland Hills Golf Club, this large golf course neighborhood delivers a true lifestyle experience. Residents enjoy:
18-hole golf course with mountain views
Resort-style swimming pool
Tennis courts
Clubhouse events
Sidewalk-lined streets
Homes range from traditional two-stories to semi-custom builds, with construction beginning in the early 2000s and continuing today. You’ll find homes between 2,200 and 5,000+ square feet, typically priced from the mid-$400s into the $700s+.
Schools
Carter Grove is zoned for Cartersville City Schools, including:
Cartersville High School
Cartersville Middle School
Cartersville Elementary School
These schools consistently earn strong ratings, which makes this neighborhood especially popular with families.
Best for: Buyers wanting an active, social neighborhood with golf, swim, tennis, and city schools.
2. The Stiles
If you love the feel of newer construction, The Stiles should be on your radar.
This newer Cartersville community features homes built within the last five years, offering:
Open floor plans
Higher ceilings
Energy-efficient features
Modern finishes
Homes typically range from 1,800 to 3,000 square feet, with pricing from the low $300s to mid-$400s — making it a strong value play compared to higher-end communities.
Amenities include:
Community pool
Clubhouse
Playground
Schools
Zoned for Bartow County Schools:
Mission Road Elementary School
Woodland Middle School
Woodland High School
Best for: First-time move-up buyers or anyone wanting modern homes without stretching into luxury pricing.
3. Four Seasons
Looking for affordability and proximity to downtown? Four Seasons is one of the best entry points into the Cartersville market.
This established neighborhood offers mature trees, quiet streets, and a convenient location near downtown and major corridors.
Homes range from 1,500 to 2,500 square feet, built from the early 2000s through 2021. Prices often start in the high $200s to low $300s and can reach into the $400s depending on updates.
Amenities include:
Community pool
Playground
Green space
Schools
Zoned for:
White Elementary School
Cass Middle School
Cass High School
Best for: First-time buyers, budget-conscious buyers, or anyone wanting a solid neighborhood close to everything.
4. Rowland Springs Estates
If you’ve been searching for space between neighbors, Rowland Springs Estates delivers.
Every home sits on at least a half-acre lot — some up to two acres — which is rare for a planned neighborhood this close to downtown.
Expect:
Larger homes
Brick and stone exteriors
Long driveways
Wide streets
A mix of mature landscaping and newer builds
Homes typically range from the high $400s to high $600s.
Location is a major bonus — just east of downtown near Highway 411 and I-75, making commuting to Kennesaw, Acworth, or Atlanta much easier.
Schools
Zoned for:
Cloverleaf Elementary School
Red Top Middle School
Cass High School
Best for: Buyers wanting larger lots, privacy, and convenience without feeling boxed into a dense subdivision.
5. The Waterford
When people ask about the neighborhood in Cartersville, The Waterford often comes up first.
This established swim/tennis community features:
Tree-lined streets
Classic brick homes
Large front porches
Multiple pools
Tennis courts
Active clubhouse
Built primarily in the 1990s, homes range from 2,500 to 5,000+ square feet. Pricing typically starts in the $500s and can climb into the $800s — especially for lots along the Etowah River.
Schools
Zoned for Cartersville City Schools.
Best for: Buyers seeking prestige, established charm, strong amenities, and close proximity to downtown Cartersville.
Which Cartersville Neighborhood Is Right for You?
Each of these neighborhoods offers something different:
Want golf and amenities? → Carter Grove
Prefer newer construction at approachable prices? → The Stiles
Need affordability close to downtown? → Four Seasons
Craving acreage and breathing room? → Rowland Springs
Looking for prestige and tradition? → The Waterford
Cartersville continues to grow in popularity because it offers strong schools, community feel, and more space — often at a better value than many Metro Atlanta suburbs.
If you’re thinking about making a move to Cartersville or anywhere in Metro Atlanta, I’d love to help you narrow down which neighborhood fits your lifestyle best. Reach out anytime, grab a relocation guide, or keep exploring to learn more about living in North Georgia.
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