288 Walnut Path

A 4-bedroom, 4-bath single family residence in Marietta.

Immerse yourself in architectural grandeur inside this premier gated enclave. Designed by Caldwell-Cline Architects and Built in 2016 by Mark Kirk, this masterfully designed residence pairs custom craftsman detail with an unbeatable lifestyle. Located a mere half-mile from historic Marietta Square, you are steps from award-winning restaurants, vibrant boutique shopping, theaters, and seasonal community events. The main level welcomes you with a spacious foyer leading beneath a striking beam ceiling into the sprawling family room. Tailored for seamless entertaining, the gourmet kitchen highlights custom cabinetry, a walk-in pantry, Thermador appliances, an ice maker, a wine cooler, and a functional coffee garage. Work privately from the dedicated home office with built-in cabinetry, or unwind in the magnificent sunroom outfitted with premium casement windows for year-round comfort. The tranquil owner's oasis anchors the main floor, complete with a lavish custom-designed wardrobe system, accompanied by an additional main-level bedroom or den option. The finished terrace level unfolds into a secondary entertaining paradise. Complete with a fully custom wine room featuring brick accents, a center island, a sink, and a built-in dishwasher, this floor also offers a dedicated fitness gym, a secondary family room with a stone-surround ventless fireplace, and two additional guest suites. Step out directly into your private outdoor oasis. The professionally landscaped property features a sparkling PebbleTek pool, expansive sun deck, landscaping lighting, and a covered patio cooking station. Luxury mechanics finish the home, including a hard-wired multi-zone sound system, custom garage workshop cabinetry, a monitored cellular alarm, and an upgraded tankless water heater.

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