366 East Dixie Avenue

Historic Marietta Charm. Modern Luxury. Unmatched Walkability. Less than one mile from Marietta Square, just steps from Larry Bell Park, and directly connected to the newly completed Mountain to River Trail, this beautifully restored 1906 bungalow offers a rare combination of historic character, modern construction, and exceptional connectivity. Originally built in 1906, the home was extensively rebuilt and renovated from top to bottom, preserving its most distinctive historic features while thoughtfully reimagining the home for modern living. Original doors, hardware, decorative fireplaces, and portions of the original hardwood floors remain as reminders of the home's history, while the remainder has been carefully updated with high-quality finishes, modern systems, and today's most desired amenities. The home makes a striking first impression with its landscaped front yard, brick walkway, and welcoming covered front porch illuminated by copper gas lanterns. Inside, soaring 11-foot ceilings, abundant natural light, hardwood flooring, and custom woven shades create an inviting atmosphere that blends timeless character with contemporary style. The spacious family room is anchored by the home's original decorative double-sided fireplace, creating a warm focal point and preserving an important piece of the home's heritage. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the chef's kitchen features custom soft-close cabinetry, quartz countertops, an oversized island with breakfast bar seating, GE stainless steel appliances including a gas cooktop, dedicated pantry storage, and elegant brushed brass fixtures and lighting. A separate dining room and convenient powder room provide ideal gathering spaces for family and guests. The owner's suite serves as a private retreat, complete with dual closets and a spa-inspired bathroom featuring a double vanity, ceramic tile walk-in shower, clawfoot soaking tub, and floor-mounted brass fixtures. The oversized secondary bedroom includes dual closets and its own original decorative fireplace. A Jack-and-Jill bathroom connects to a flexible third room that can function as a bedroom, private home office, nursery, library, or creative studio. Additional features include a separate laundry room with utility sink, unfinished daylight basement with abundant storage and future expansion potential, and a spacious attic offering additional opportunities for customization. Outside, enjoy a fully fenced backyard shaded by mature trees, a spacious entertaining deck, and a new driveway and parking pad accommodating three daily vehicles and up to eight vehicles for gatherings. A new rear gate enhances privacy while maintaining convenient access to surrounding amenities. Location is truly one of this home's most unique advantages. The recently completed Mountain to River Trail provides direct access to a growing network of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure connecting Kennesaw Mountain to the Chattahoochee River. Larry Bell Park, located just steps away, offers pickleball and tennis courts, baseball and softball fields, playgrounds, walking paths, and open green space. Historic Marietta Square is less than a mile away, providing easy access to exceptional dining, breweries, shopping, live music, theatre, festivals, and year-round community events. For commuters and sports fans alike, the home is also conveniently located just one exit from Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta, offering quick access to Braves games, entertainment, restaurants, and major employment centers throughout metro Atlanta. As surrounding homes continue to be thoughtfully renovated and reinvestment expands throughout the area, this corridor is evolving into one of Marietta's most connected and desirable extensions of the Square lifestyle. This is more than a beautifully restored historic home-it is an opportunity to enjoy the very best of Marietta's past, present, and future.