Smyrna is Cobb County's 2nd-largest city, built around a walkable Market Village town center and nearly 30 public parks, just minutes from Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta.
From established in-town neighborhoods to newer construction near Cumberland, there's a home for almost every lifestyle, right off I-75 and I-285.
Spread across nearly 30 public parks
Median sale price citywide
Eastern trailhead of the 61.5-mile paved trail
Home of the Atlanta Braves, just outside city limits
Smyrna mixes established, tree-lined neighborhoods close to downtown with newer construction nearer Cumberland and I-285, often just minutes apart.
About 58,000 people live in Smyrna, inside Cobb County, making it the 18th-most populated city in Georgia.
Smyrna is served by Cobb County Schools, Georgia's 2nd-largest school district.
Residents are zoned for schools including Campbell High School, near downtown Smyrna.
Smyrna's longtime public high school, home of the Campbell Spartans.
Chattahoochee Technical College and Kennesaw State University are both a short drive away.
Nearly 30 public parks and a major regional trail give Smyrna one of Cobb County's strongest park systems for its size.
A 61.5-mile paved trail for biking and walking, starting right in Smyrna.
10 acres with a playground, gazebos, and two preserved historic buildings.
Small parks and greenways woven through Smyrna's residential streets.
A few of the landmarks that make Smyrna a destination in its own right, not just another Atlanta suburb.
The heart of downtown, with shops, restaurants, and the Village Green.
The Atlanta Braves' home ballpark and entertainment district, just outside city limits.
A major shopping center anchoring the Cumberland business district nearby.
Historic Brawner Hall and Taylor-Brawner House, open for tours and events.
One of the Southeast's longest paved rail-trails, starting at Smyrna's old depot.
A twice-yearly arts and music festival named for the city's signature spring flower.
Restaurants around Market Village, plus a wide mix of options near The Battery Atlanta.
Food Truck Tuesdays, Taste of Smyrna, and the twice-yearly Jonquil Festival.
Shops and services line South Cobb Drive, Atlanta Road, and Cumberland Boulevard.
Smyrna sits right next to the Cumberland business district, one of metro Atlanta's largest office markets, anchored by Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta.
Quick access to I-75 and I-285 puts much of Cobb County's job base within a short commute.
Smyrna sits right at the I-75/I-285 interchange, with CobbLinc buses and a free Cumberland Circulator connecting to MARTA.
The free Cumberland Circulator connects to MARTA bus service, but there's no MARTA rail in Cobb County; most households keep at least one car.
Sitting right at I-75 and I-285, Smyrna offers some of Cobb County's easiest access to the rest of metro Atlanta.
Smyrna's events calendar includes the Jonquil Festival, Taste of Smyrna, Crafts & Drafts, and the annual Smyrna Birthday Celebration.
For many, yes: a walkable downtown, nearly 30 parks, strong schools, and easy I-75/I-285 access to the rest of Atlanta.
Median household income tops $100,000. Home values average around $450,000, though prices vary by neighborhood.
Most households keep at least one car. The Cumberland Circulator and CobbLinc buses help, but there's no MARTA rail service in Cobb County.
A monitored alarm system, video cameras, and smart locks work well for the mix of established homes and newer condos and townhomes found here.
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Panels, door/window sensors, and smart locks that work with your phone.
Motion alerts and recorded clips for doors, driveways, and common spaces.
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