Welcome Home to Cobb County, GA

Beautiful Cobb County is part of Metropolitan Atlanta, sitting just north and slightly west of Downtown Atlanta across the Chattahoochee River. Cobb County consists of several cities: Marietta (the largest city and county seat), Kennesaw, Acworth, Smyrna, Vinings, Mableton, Austell, and Powder Springs. The 2008 population estimate for Cobb County per the US Census Bureau is 698,158. Cobb County consistently ranks among the top 100 wealthiest counties across the US, and has one of the lowest crime rates in the state.

One of the biggest draws for people to come to Cobb County is the superior school districts. Cobb is home to some of the state’s best schools, and ranks as Georgia’s most educated county. In fact, the schools are so good here in Cobb that it ranks in the top 15 most educated counties in America. That’s pretty amazing! When I have clients moving to Atlanta that are looking for a central location and excellent schools, Cobb County is one of the first places I talk to them about.

Cobb County homes for sale…well, what can I say! Cobb County offers something in every price point, from starter homes to sprawling mansions along the Chattahoochee River. You can find active swim & tennis communities, new or established communities, townhomes, condos, and even several golf course communities: Indian Hills Country Club, Atlanta Country Club, Marietta Country Club, and Governor’s Towne Club. Cobb County is a diverse, family-friendly community that has the right home for you!

Cobb also offers an infinite amount of shopping, dining, entertainment, and even outdoor recreation at Lake Acworth, Lake Allatoona, or the Chattahoochee River parks. Take a walk up Kennesaw Mountain, or visit the Gone with the Wind Museum in Marietta Square. Have an exciting whirlwind day at Six Flags over Georgia, or relax with a picnic in one of Cobb’s 36 parks. The possibilities are endless, and are offered right here in your own backyard.

So I invite you to visit Cobb County today – come see what it’s all about!
 

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