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Marietta mansion with sweeping views on sale for $3.6 million

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By Ana Santos
Oct 5, 2016

Get views unlike any other at this $3.6 million estate in Cobb County.

The Marietta mansion at 2948 Summitop Road spans 8,104 square feet and comes with six bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms, according to the listing on Zillow.com.

Residents can see Kennesaw Mountain, Blackjack Mountain and the Buckhead and Atlanta skylines from this mansion perched on a hill.

With views like that, as the listing states, "you will never need another vacation!"

The gated and uniquely decorated estate also offers a stone patio, pool and a jacuzzi—ideal for entertainers.

Peruse the photo gallery below, and find out more about the home on Zillow.com. 

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