Moving to Marietta, GA: What the historic square neighborhood means for your move
Marietta is the county seat of Cobb County and one of Georgia's oldest cities. Its historic downtown square — walkable, genuinely old, anchored by a working gazebo and surrounded by independent restaurants, boutiques, and a Strand Theatre that has run films since 1935 — is the kind of commercial core that most metro Atlanta suburbs can only imitate. Residential Marietta runs the full spectrum: Victorian-era homes within walking distance of the Square, post-WWII ranches in established neighborhoods, and large new construction in the suburban corridors toward Kennesaw and Acworth.
For movers, Marietta's age and variety make it one of the more technically diverse service areas Bears works in.
The blocks surrounding Marietta Square — particularly Church Street, Kennesaw Avenue, and the surrounding historic residential grid — contain some of the oldest homes in Cobb County. Many are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Moving in or out of these homes requires the same level of care as Inman Park Victorians:
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