Frequently Asked Questions

Kinstone Columns Drive in East Cobb, Marietta, GA combines the tranquility of nature with convenient city living. Our community is one of the few apartment neighborhoods with direct access to the Cochran Shoals Trail via three private entry points, perfect for walking, running, or biking. Residents love that we are the only apartment community in Georgia zoned for Walton High School, ranked #6 in the state, while outdoor enthusiasts enjoy a free hike to Sibley Pond and Sope Creek trails.Golf lovers are just minutes from the Atlanta Country Club, and with spacious apartments, townhomes, and thoughtfully designed amenities, Kinstone Columns Drive truly feels like home.

Yes. We provide lease terms from 3 to 12 months to fit your lifestyle, whether you’re looking for a short-term stay or a long-term home.

 Applicants 18 and older pay a $75 application fee. There is a $100 administrative fee, which can be waived for those in our Preferred Employer Program. Security deposits start at $500. Pet owners can expect a $400 pet fee per pet plus $20 monthly pet rent.

Residents enjoy two swimming pools, a tennis court, a sports court, a playground, a clubhouse with a library, coworking and office space, and direct access to the Cochran Shoals Trail system. Our amenities are designed for relaxation, recreation, and community connection.

Absolutely. Our maintenance team is on-site and available 24 hours a day for routine service requests and emergency situations.

We offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes, as well as four townhome floorplans with two or three bedrooms and covered garage parking.

 We’re conveniently near I-285, I-75, and Johnson Ferry Road, providing easy access to employment hubs in Cumberland, Midtown, and Downtown Atlanta.

Kinstone Columns Drive is in the sought-after Walton High School district, with Sope Creek Elementary and Dickerson Middle School nearby. For higher education, Kennesaw State University and Life University are within easy commuting distance.

Yes. Our community offers three direct access points to the Cochran Shoals Trail located right outside your front door, part of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. Sibley Pond and the Sope Creek loop are also within a 30-minute walk from our community access point, providing scenic views, wildlife, and miles of trails for walking, running, and biking.

Residents are minutes from Publix, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, The Avenue East Cobb, and other local shops, ensuring convenience for everyday needs.

Yes! Our community welcomes pets, and the Cochran Shoals Trail is ideal for daily walks. Please note breed restrictions apply.

We’re close to major employment hubs in Cumberland, as well as businesses along Powers Ferry Road and Johnson Ferry Road. Many residents also commute to Midtown and Downtown Atlanta.

The commute to Downtown Atlanta is about 35–40 minutes, and around 30 minutes to Midtown, depending on traffic.

Residents can connect to CobbLinc bus routes and nearby park-and-ride options for commuting into Atlanta or surrounding areas.

We host up to three resident events per month, including seasonal gatherings and volunteer opportunities. We’re also proud to sponsor a Cub Scout troop through Scouting America for our community members.

Explore Cochran Shoals Trail, hike around Sibley Pond, visit The Battery Atlanta, enjoy Truist Park, or explore the historic Marietta Square with local art, shops, and seasonal events.

Residents have quick access to Wellstar Health System, Northside Hospital, and local gyms like LA Fitness, Burn Boot Camp, and OrangeTheory Fitness.

Marietta blends suburban comfort with rich history, top schools, and easy access to nature. East Cobb offers family-friendly neighborhoods, local businesses, and outdoor recreation, making it one of the most desirable areas in metro Atlanta.

Yes — nearby attractions included in our Here for Atlanta Program as well as other close by attractions like the Marietta History Center, Gone with the Wind Museum, and the Marietta Square, known for its galleries, markets, and live music events.

The East Cobb neighborhood is extremely walkable and bike-friendly right off Columns Drive. Residents can access miles of scenic trails at Cochran Shoals and Sibley Pond right from the community.