Beautifully restored Glover-Welsh house, c. 1870, is located in the heart of the Whitlock Avenue Historical District. This meticulously renovated home of historic significance boasts of 10'+ ceilings, fireplaces in almost every room, 6" wide heart pine floors, and over-sized banquet dining room. Double French doors lead to a warm sunroom which has natural wood ceilings and a wood-burning stove. Beautifully renovated and historically appropriate large kitchen, has SS appliances and an ample pantry. The home is surrounded by a formal boxwood garden, magnificent old oak trees, and situated on a one acre corner lot which offers much privacy. Built by a son of Marietta's first mayor for his daughter, it has only been owned by two families.