A rare pre-1900 Gothic Vernacular cottage in the Church-Cherokee Streets Historic District, this beautifully maintained home blends timeless charm with thoughtful modern updates. A welcoming covered front porch overlooks a lush, level yard and classic picket fence, creating the perfect setting to relax and take in the neighborhood's storybook appeal. Inside, soaring 11-foot ceilings, original heart pine floors, custom built-ins, and abundant natural light celebrate the home's historic character, while the updated kitchen and renovated primary suite deliver the comforts today's buyers are looking for. Double-pane windows, custom closet systems, and exceptional indoor-outdoor flow round out a home that has been loved and thoughtfully cared for. The fully fenced front and back yard offer plenty of room for entertaining, gardening, or play, with ample off-street parking. Less than half a mile from Marietta Square - with its farmers market, dining, shopping, parks, and year-round events - 337 Cherokee Street is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Marietta history on one of its most cherished streets. While Cobb County tax records indicate this home was built in 1932, Sanborn fire maps show this home as early as 1911 and other records indicate it was built in 1884, as the heart pine floors and 11-foot ceilings would suggest.