Cherokee Heights, Marietta’s
earliest planned subdivision
198 FACTBOOK 2021
#1Total Sales Volume
All of Metro Atlanta
ALL PRICE POINTS + ALL PROPERTY TYPES
Additionally, in the first six months of
2020, our market share increased by 7.8%
while our closest competitors’ shares have
decreased by an average of 14.38%.
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REAL ESTATE
Staff reports
Cherokee Heights, Marietta’s earliest
planned subdivision, got its start as a pecan
orchard.
The land that would become the historic
neighborhood previously supplied nuts for
Ivy Grove, the 1840s estate that stands on
Cherokee Street. Some of the trees, now
over 100 years old, still bear nuts each fall,
and in the spring, ornamental trees such
as dogwood, crepe myrtle and holly fill the
neighborhood with color.
The public announcement of the new
neighborhood came in the March 27, 1924,
edition of the Cobb County Times.
A home on Freyer Drive. — Staff