746 Marshall Fuller Rd, Dallas GA 30157
Feb 19, 2021 · RESIDENTIAL SALE
Personally Closed
$350,000
The Marshall Fuller Road area of Dallas in Paulding County, west of Atlanta.
A residential sale in Dallas closed by Rob personally.
Community 039 · Paulding County
For buyers, sellers and investors considering Dallas: the Paulding County seat on the square, with the Silver Comet Trail at the edge of town and a commute to Atlanta that runs under an hour on a normal day.
Market Intelligence
Dallas is the Paulding County seat, incorporated in 1854 and named for George Mifflin Dallas, the vice president under President James K. Polk. The courthouse square anchors the county's civic life, with local shops and restaurants around it and the county's schools and services within a short drive.
Lifestyle is small-town with a metro job market: families on tree-lined streets, the Silver Comet Trail minutes away for riding and running, Pickett's Mill Battlefield a short drive north for history, and Hiram's shopping and services just up GA 92.
The practical context: downtown Atlanta runs roughly thirty to forty miles southeast, about forty-five to sixty minutes on a normal day, with Marietta and the I-75 corridor about half an hour away. Most residents commute east; the county's growth has followed that road.
The strategy read: this brief is the working file, kept current as the market moves. Use it to shortlist, then bring your questions to the fifteen-minute call, where the real plan gets built.
At a glance
The Commute
US 278 and GA 92 carry the commute east: Marietta and the I-75 corridor about half an hour, the Perimeter about forty-five minutes and downtown Atlanta roughly forty-five to sixty minutes on a normal day. I-20 at Douglasville is about twenty to twenty-five minutes south.
The Local Fit
Schools
Dallas is served by the Paulding County School District, with elementary schools in and around town and Paulding County High School and the county's other high schools within reach. Assignments ride on the individual property address and the current zone map, which Rob verifies before any school conversation.
The Honest Trade-offs
Every place is a set of trade-offs. Each card states the advantage and the cost of it in the same breath, because one without the other is a brochure.
A working small-town square with the county's services around it, plus the Silver Comet Trail at the door.
Full-service shopping and the metro job market are a drive east to Hiram, Marietta or the Perimeter.
Newer family construction on the east side and settled, tree-lined stock in town.
The commute corridor concentrates traffic on US 278 and GA 92 at rush hour.
Rob's Take on Dallas
“Dallas is the metro's quiet western seat: a square that works, a trail the county is proud of, and growth that shows up street by street. Check the commute corridor and the school side, then buy what the square and the trail make worth holding.”
Rob Dietrich, REALTOR®, eXp Realty
Asked Often
Straight answers first, detail on the call. Each question below is one Rob actually fields about Dallas.
For families who want a genuine small-town square with a metro commute, yes. The trade-offs are the traffic on the commute corridors and the drive for big-box retail and the airport.
About thirty miles northwest of downtown, roughly forty-five to sixty minutes on a normal day. Marietta runs about half an hour and the airport about an hour.
The square holds the town's restaurants and shops, the Silver Comet Trail runs along the county's old rail bed for riding and walking, and Pickett's Mill Battlefield is a short drive north.
The Paulding County School District, with schools in town and across the county. Assignments ride on the individual property address and the current zone map.
Working Dallas
Dallas's market splits between the older, settled stock in town and the newer subdivisions on the east side toward Hiram and the Cobb line. The two trade on different comparables, so the useful read is the specific subdivision and school side, not the town average.
For a decision Rob pulls the last 90 days for the corridor you are considering, notes the new-construction overlay and prices from the street-level file.
For buyers
Confirm the school assignment and the commute first, then compare the new-construction side against settled stock for the same address. On the new side, check the builder's phase and the completion of the community's amenities.
For sellers
Price against the street and the subdivision rather than the town: new construction sets a moving floor, so condition and the school side carry the resale. Rob frames the listing against both the active builders and the settled comps.
Prefer a conversation? Call or text Rob at 770-230-4277, or book fifteen minutes and the plan gets built around your street, your numbers and your timeline.
Closed-sale stories
Feb 19, 2021 · RESIDENTIAL SALE
Personally Closed
$350,000
The Marshall Fuller Road area of Dallas in Paulding County, west of Atlanta.
A residential sale in Dallas closed by Rob personally.
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