Adairsville, Georgia, is a charming small town located in Bartow County, roughly halfway between Atlanta and Chattanooga on Interstate 75. Known for its rich history, Adairsville was the first town in Georgia to be listed entirely on the National Register of Historic Places. The town's origins trace back to a Cherokee village named after Chief Walter Adair, and it was incorporated in 1854. Adairsville played a significant role during the Civil War, notably in the Great Locomotive Chase of 1862, where the historic train depot still stands as a testament to that era.
The town boasts a revitalized historic downtown area with tree-lined streets, showcasing Victorian architecture and period homes. Key attractions include Barnsley Gardens, now a luxurious golf resort with historic ruins from the 1840s, and the Adairsville Depot History Museum, which provides insights into local history. Adairsville is also known for its quaint shops, antique malls, and eateries like the General Store & Mercantile Cafe, alongside cultural events like the annual Great Locomotive Chase festival. Adairsville offers a blend of Southern hospitality, history, and picturesque settings, making it an appealing destination for history enthusiasts and those looking for a peaceful escape.

Adairsville currently has 70 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $413,757.50, 18 townhouses for sale with an average list price of $236,501.11, and 21 lots for sale with an average list price of $469,243.29. The average annual property tax for Adairsville is $1,566.39.