100 Polk St., Marietta, GA 30064

Where do we even begin with this beautiful, custom crafted home? The square footage and bed/bath count are the obvious details - but let's dive into the features that make this palatial house stand out from all the others... The Kitchen: Large, open, welcoming with quarzite countertops, Subzero refrigerator, pull-out drawers so finding that errant plastic lid in the back doesn't require a yoga certification, and a massive Wolf double-oven range. The Pantry: aka The 2nd Kitchen - or 'The Scullery' - if you're in your Bridgerton Era - an entire room with it's own refrigerator dedicated to all the storage and out-of-the-way food prep you could ever need (or maybe you just want to eat peanut butter out of the jar without judgement). Then you can wash down that savage peanut butter snack with an ultra pure glass of water filtered by the Aquasana whole-house water filtration system. Gatherings always migrate to the kitchen, and the layout lends itself to exactly that without sacrificing comfort. The open concept accommodates entertaining spillover into the huge dining room, family room, and even screen porch. They're all separate spaces yet magically work together and complement each other. The Screen Porch is large yet cozy with a wood fireplace featuring a unique mantle made from the beam of an old barn - so you can enjoy the outdoors all year. The Primary Bedroom is open and bright and the gateway to your personal spa-like bathroom outfitted with a lion-paw tub, marble inlay floors, Carrara marble counters and shower floor. Eventually, you'll have to leave the spa to get dressed so continue to the next room which is actually the primary closet so expansive there's room for disco spins. Keeping up with the laundry is easy because the laundry room is connected to the closet. The 'Primary Wing' of this house is on its own, dedicated HVAC system. Stay with me... there's more! The entryway herringbone brick (also artfully placed in the powder room and pantry) is repurposed from a Chicago factory. Look closely, you'll see some of the historic stamps on the brick. Each large bedroom on the 2nd floor is appointed with its own full bathroom. The basement - which feels disrespectful to call it that - is like venturing down to another house, entirely, with a cavernous media room; wet bar; full bedroom; and full bathroom. Enjoy the private, landscaped courtyard while relaxing under the covered deck. You may never want to leave this house, but if you love local dining experiences, outdoor art shows, festivals, and concerts - you'll be walking distance to Marietta Square. Congratulations on making it to the end of this loquacious description. As you can see, 100 Polk Street serves all the luxury, all the convenience, and all the fun.