383 Church Street Ne, Marietta, GA 30060

Step into a living chapter of Marietta history. This Queen Anne Victorian built in 1907 by Barry Simpson, District Attorney of the Cherokee Judicial Circuit, this magnificent Church Street residence has witnessed more than a century of life in one of Georgias most storied communities - and today, it offers a rare opportunity to become part of that legacy.nnFrom the moment Mrs. Simpson walked to W.P. Stephens Lumber Company to personally select every plank of wood used in construction, this home was built with intention. That same care is evident in every room: five original fireplaces, soaring ceilings, graceful pocket doors, original heart pine floors, transoms above the doorways, and period hardware that has never been replaced. The front parlor - known as the Music Room - holds perhaps the homes most remarkable distinction: it served as the founding meeting place of the Marietta Music Club in 1951, the very organization that grew into the Georgia Symphony Orchestra.nnThe thoughtfully updated kitchen honors the homes spirit at every turn, featuring cabinetry salvaged from a 1907 Atlanta Piedmont Park apartment building designed by Leila Ross Wilburn, one of only two women registered as an architect in Atlanta in 1920, now complemented by fresh new quartz countertops. Original claw foot tubs, period tiling, a chandelier, and vintage lighting complete a home that feels curated by time itself - while a fully replaced HVAC system representing a $45k investment + a tankless hot