Marietta

Marietta Homes for Sale

Marietta is located in Georgia and features a diverse housing stock. The area includes various styles and ages of homes, making it a notable choice for those exploring Marietta homes for sale.

About Marietta

Marietta is situated near major roads and landmarks, providing convenient access to employment centers. The neighborhood is characterized by its well-maintained streets and proximity to local amenities.

• Active listings total 1077.
• Homes sold in the last 90 days number 798.
• The median sold price for homes in the last 90 days is $500,000.
• The median days on market for sold homes is 21 days.
• The days on market for the middle half of those sales range from 7 to 52 days.

Housing Market

The Marietta real estate market is currently classified as a Seller's Market. The median sold price stands at $500,000, with homes typically selling within 21 days. The active inventory includes a wide price range from $135,000 to $6,575,000.

Amenities in Marietta, Marietta, GA

Living in Marietta puts the city’s most recognizable gathering spots close together around the Historic Marietta Square, where Glover Park sits in the center framed by Church Street, Cherokee Street, and the storefront blocks that give downtown its main-street feel. On the square, Marietta Square Market fills a former warehouse building with food stalls and indoor seating, while The Marietta Local on North Marietta Parkway is a short drive from downtown for Southern staples in a restored house setting. Kiosco stands right on the square with its open-air Cuban dining room facing the sidewalks, and Marietta Diner holds its well-known spot on Cobb Parkway just off the commercial corridor leading toward I-75.

For outdoor space, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park rises just northwest of downtown, with trail access and the visitor center reached from the Old Highway 41 side of the city. The Mountain to River Trail runs through Marietta from the Kennesaw Mountain side south through the Historic Square and onward toward Brown Park, tying together parks, civic buildings, and downtown blocks in one continuous route. Elizabeth Porter Park sits south of the square near South Marietta Parkway with its seasonal sprayground and open lawn, while Lewis Park lies west of downtown off Campbell Hill Street with wooded walking paths and a tucked-away neighborhood park layout. In the middle of the city, Marietta amenities also include a steady event calendar: the Marietta Square Farmers Market is a recurring downtown stop, Art in the Park returns to the square as an annual arts festival, and Chalktoberfest brings sidewalk art and a craft beer event into the same central streets.

Things to do in Marietta extend beyond downtown restaurants and festival weekends. Downtown Atlanta (Five Points) is 35 minutes, 19.1 miles from this neighborhood by weekday-morning drive. Buckhead (Lenox Square) is 40 minutes, 20.4 miles from this neighborhood by weekday-morning drive. Before you buy here, expect a mix of older in-town houses on established streets alongside newer infill construction, with the street pattern shifting from a traditional downtown grid near the square to curving residential roads farther out.

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