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Small city life outside of Atlanta
One of Georgia’s oldest cities, Marietta, is the county seat of Cobb County, and its downtown area has been and continues to be a place of local entertainment. Potential homebuyers can find old, historic homes and new townhouse developments, and Marietta Square provides entertainment, time outside and a place to shop and eat. “People like it because of that small-town feel outside of a major metropolitan area,” says Tom Faust, a Marietta resident, Realtor and associate broker with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Georgia Properties. “One of the draws is that you can walk to the downtown square with a park in the middle and stores and restaurants surrounding it while being about 20 miles away from downtown Atlanta.”
A beautiful day in Downtown Marietta, Georgia.
When the weather is nice, you can have a meal on the patio of Taqueria Tsunami downtown.
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New townhouse developments amongst older home inventory
Residential neighborhoods with tight, tree-lined streets are a few blocks off the square. The original home inventory includes ranch homes, bungalows and Colonial Revivals, but more recently, townhouse developments have been added to the area, and investors have torn down old houses and replaced them with new construction Craftsman bungalows. Buyers can expect an original ranch property to sell for around $180,000, while newer construction properties will rise to around $735,000. “The market is very active, and in the $300,000 to $600,000 range, we are starting to see multiple offers and people getting more than the asking price. Things above that range are still moving, but just not as fast. I’d say, on average, nothing lasts longer than 60 days,” Faust says.
Newer townhomes and houses near Downtown Marietta, GA.
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Glover Park and recreation throughout the city
Glover Park is the city park system gem at the center of the square, which is more than an acre. The green space features a unique playground shaped like a train engine but is a hot spot for weddings and pictures at its gazebo. It also has many events, including a concert series on the stage at the park. The city of Marietta works with other organizations to offer top-notch facilities and programs, including a sprayground at Elizabeth Porter Park, multiple athletic facilities and the City Club Marietta, an 18-hole public golf course opened in 1991.
You can sit back and enjoy the scenery at Glover Park in Downtown Marietta.
Glover Park is the center of Downtown Marietta offering residents a relaxing area to hang out.
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Walking to dinner on the square
Residents can shop for groceries outside of downtown at Food Depot or head further east into Marietta, which has big box stores like Walmart and Target. The perk of living downtown is its proximity to Marietta Square, which dates back to 1833 when James Anderson first plotted the city. Today, the square is a hot spot for restaurants, including the popular Taqueria Tsunami, a Latin-Asian fusion restaurant, and the Marietta Square Market Food Hall, which has more than 20 vendors offering different foods from around the world. Mac’s Chophouse opened in 2020 for a more upscale night out but is housed in a Civil War-era building and offers a second-floor private event space. The square is home to multiple boutiques, including Doodlebugz, a clothing store with other knickknacks, and Rocket Fizz, a candy store popular among kids of all ages.
Market Square Food Hall in Downtown Marietta, with its diverse options, is a prime gathering sp
Residents enjoy upscale dining at Mac's Chophouse in Downtown Marietta.
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Monthly events on the Marietta Square
Locals can catch a show at the historic Strand Theater, which opened in 1935 and still offers live theater shows, films, concerts, comedy, a piano bar, a lounge, and a second-story patio. Glover Park has a handful of events throughout the year, including the Glover Park Concert Series, which runs the last Friday evening of each month from April to September. Downtown features numerous museums, including the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, which hosts Chalktober Fest each October, where they close a portion of the square for a street festival. The event features artists who put their work right on the streets of the square.
Residents can shop for fresh produce from Jody's Farm at the Marietta Square Farmers Market.
Residents in the area attend the Marietta Square Farmers Market on Saturday mornings.
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Commuting into Atlanta
Cobb County’s CobbLinc bus service runs multiple routes throughout Marietta and the square, which connect with the MARTA bus line to get into Atlanta at the Marietta Transfer Center. Commuters can also use U.S. Route 41 or Interstate 75 to make the 20-mile trip into Atlanta. “Traffic is traffic, but it is relatively easy to get out of Downtown Marietta and into Atlanta. Then, on the way home, once you get about a mile from I-75, it feels like you are back in that small town,” Faust says. Downtown Marietta is about 30 miles north of Atlanta’s Hartfield Jackson Airport and is serviced by Wellstar Kennstone Hospital, a major hospital with 105 beds, less than 2 miles away.
Newer townhomes and houses near Downtown Marietta, GA.
Newer Downtown Marietta homes and neighborhoods.
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Georgia's first charter school system
Downtown Marietta’s youngest residents are zoned for the Marietta City Schools, which became Georgia’s first Charter System in June 2008 and scores an A-minus on Niche. The district offers school choice in elementary school and each school provides a different academy. Students in downtown Marietta are districted for multiple elementary schools. One potential path is West Side Elementary, which grades an A on Niche, followed by Marietta Sixth Grade Academy and Marietta Middle School, which both earn B-pluses. Marietta High School earns an A-minus and offers all students the Career and Technical Education Program, which has multiple paths including architectural drawing and design, emergency medical responder and graphic design programs.
Welcome to West Side Elementary School in Marietta.
Marietta Sixth Grade Academy is located in Marietta, Georgia.
Welcome to Marietta Middle School in the Marietta neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Downtown Marietta, Marietta sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Marietta, Marietta over the last 12 months is $675,000, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This beautiful, renovated, vintage home is located in a prestigious area just one block from all Marietta Square has to offer. Yes, it appears old but has all new wiring, hvac, plumbing, appliances, and bathroom fixtures. Come see the lovely features such as heart pine floors, claw foot tub, tall ceilings, sunny kitchen with large dining room for entertaining. The basement has a full room
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