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Marietta Homes for Sale

Many homes for sale in Marietta are steps away from the historic Marietta Square, while other Atlanta luxury homes are in communities rich with amenities including The Overlook at Marietta Country Club and The Atlanta Country Club.  Some Marietta homes for sale are historic treasures, being constructed before or in the wake of General Sherman’s “March to the Sea”.

Location
Marietta, located in Cobb County Georgia, is approximately 15 miles Northwest of Downtown Atlanta and just south of the North Georgia Mountains.

For more information on available homes for sale in Marietta contact Dillard & Company at info@dillardandcompany.com or call us at 404-974-4478.

About Marietta
Marietta was established in 1834 and named after T.R.R. Cobb’s wife, Mary and became a county seat the same year. Today it is acknowledged as a bustling community that undoubtedly preserves its ties to an eventful past. Many of the current residents take advantage of the metropolitan opportunities all the while enjoying the small-town atmosphere.

There are fabulous restaurants, antique shops, lovely parks, original Victorian homes and historic sites for residents and visitors to experience. Over the past two decades, Marietta has experienced a population increase of approximately 40%.

Some of the many attractions you will want to savor:
Downtown Square – Considered the heart of Marietta here you will find a mix of historic redevelopment and new development of residences and commercial establishments.

Glover Park – Donated to Marietta in 1852, this fun-filled park is now the stomping ground of many great festivals, musical performances and a charming place to enjoy an afternoon picnic.

Marietta National Cemetery – Over 10,000 Union soldiers graves are situated here. The national cemetery was established with high hopes of restoring good will between the north and the south.

Marietta Confederate Cemetery – Over 3,000 Confederate soldiers rest here after Marietta officials determined that the Confederate dead should not be buried near the Yankee dead.

Marietta Museum of History – This museum includes the city’s elaborate historical collections of documents, photos and artifacts.

William Root House – Here visitors can experience how a working class family lived in the 1850’s.

Theater in the Square – Recognized as one of Atlanta’s finest theaters, this 225-seat theater in the square hosts worthy productions and great talent.