Toll Brothers at East Cobb Walk
East Cobb townhomes in two collections, 3–4 bedrooms.
Established neighborhoods, The Battery and quick access to I-75 and I-285.
Cobb is a mature county, so new construction often means infill: a handful of new homes or townhomes on a redeveloped parcel in East Cobb or near the Marietta Square, alongside larger communities toward Kennesaw and Acworth.
Infill builders sell fast in established school zones. Buyers who move quickly, and builders who price precisely against the resale homes around them, both come out ahead.
An established area of unincorporated Cobb along Johnson Ferry and Roswell Roads. New homes are mostly infill and small enclaves.
The county seat, centered on the historic Marietta Square, with townhomes and infill close to downtown.
Near Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and downtown Kennesaw, with larger communities along I-75.
Lake Acworth and Lake Allatoona, with new communities on the northwest side of the county.
Close to The Battery Atlanta and I-285, with townhome-led new construction.
Advertised starting prices as of November 2026. Builders change pricing and incentives often, so confirm with Wesley before you visit. Compare with new home communities across North Atlanta.
East Cobb townhomes in two collections, 3–4 bedrooms.
East Cobb single-family homes of 3–6 bedrooms.
Three- to five-bedroom homes of about 2,300–3,600 sq ft.
Three collections (Poppy, Gatherings and Wisteria) in one East Cobb community.
Four- and five-bedroom homes in west Marietta.
Upper-end Kennesaw homes of about 3,000–4,100 sq ft.
Four- and five-bedroom plans of about 3,200–3,900 sq ft.
Three-bedroom homes near downtown Kennesaw.
No. East Cobb is an area of unincorporated Cobb County rather than a city, so most mailing addresses there say Marietta. Zoning and most services come from Cobb County.
Most of the county is in the Cobb County School District. Homes inside the city of Marietta are generally served by Marietta City Schools. Confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district before you sign.
Cobb has been developed for decades, so large tracts close to I-75 and I-285 are scarce. Builders often redevelop smaller parcels in established neighborhoods, which means fewer homes per community and faster sell-outs.
Bring Wesley the lot, the plans or the community you're considering. You'll get a straight read on the buyer, the competition and the price.
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