Marietta

Marietta homes for sale include a broad set of housing types in and around the city center, with homes in Marietta ranging from older streets near the historic core to newer construction along major corridors. Marietta real estate here is tied to established roads, local commercial areas, and access to regional employment centers through the city’s main arterials.

About Marietta

Marietta sits in Cobb County with access to downtown Marietta, the Marietta Square area, and major routes that connect to the wider Atlanta metro. Homes in Marietta are found near neighborhood streets, collector roads, and commercial corridors, with access to parks, shops, and civic destinations along the city grid and nearby highways.

• Access to downtown Marietta and the Marietta Square area
• Connections to major roads serving Cobb County and the Atlanta metro
• Housing near established neighborhood streets and commercial corridors
• Local access to parks, shops, and civic destinations
• Assigned schools: West Side - Cobb, Addison, Sope Creek, Due West

Housing Market

The median sold price in Marietta is $500,000. The median days on market for sold homes is 23 days, and the middle half of those sales spent 8 to 55 days on market. There are 1135 active listings, and the active list price range is $135,000 to $6,575,000. The market condition label is Seller's Market.

Marietta amenities

Living in Marietta centers on the Historic Marietta Square, where Glover Park anchors the middle of downtown and the street grid of Church Street, Roswell Street, Atlanta Street, and North Park Square keeps shops, restaurants, and event space tightly grouped. Marietta Square Market sits just off the Square near the railroad tracks, with a food hall layout and patio space that keeps activity concentrated on the west side of downtown. A block away, the Marietta History Center faces the tracks in the Kennesaw House, while the Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre lights up North Park Square with films, concerts, comedy, and live productions. On the Square itself, the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art adds gallery space right in the downtown core, giving this part of town an arts-and-events rhythm that shapes many of the best things to do in Marietta.

Green space and trails run close to the center of town. Elizabeth Porter Park sits southwest of the Square and includes a sprayground, playground, walking track, and pavilion, while Lewis Park lies near Kennestone and connects into the Mountain to River Trail corridor. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park rises just west of central Marietta, putting wooded trails and preserved landscape close to Whitlock Avenue and the western side of town. For weekly routines, the Marietta Square Farmers Market sets up every Saturday morning near Mill Street across the railroad tracks from the Welcome Center, and the adjacent Artisan Market extends that same downtown stretch with local vendors. Seasonal Marietta amenities stay busy around the Square as well, with Art in the Park on Labor Day weekend, Chalktoberfest on the second weekend in October around the museum side of the Square, and the Glover Park Concert Series bringing recurring live music into downtown. Before you buy here, expect a street pattern that shifts from a traditional in-town grid near the Square to more curving residential streets farther out, with housing stock that ranges from older established homes to newer infill construction.

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