Courtesy: Ansley RE
Bonneau Ansley
404-906-3161
A truly irreplaceable investment opportunity, this extraordinary offering includes a controlling ownership interest in the majority of the historic Town of Gay, Georgia. Encompassing approximately 60+/- acres and 17 buildings, the portfolio features a rare blend of commercial, residential, agricultural, timberland, and hospitality assets, all located less than 50 minutes from Atlanta. The property is anchored by two established, revenue-generating businesses with exceptional brand recognition: Towerhouse Farm & Brewery, a thriving craft brewery and taproom, and the nationally recognized Gay Cotton Fair, a celebrated semi-annual festival attracting approximately 60,000 visitors annually. Additional income streams include residential rentals, lodging and event venues, film production, EV charging, and agricultural and timber operations, with potential tax advantages through conservation easements and agricultural programs. Steeped in 19th-century charm, the preserved Town of Gay offers an authentic historic setting with original storefronts, walkable streets, and a growing tourism economy. With multiple stabilized income sources, significant expansion potential, and future upside through additional event programming and brewery distribution opportunities, this one-of-a-kind legacy property presents an unmatched opportunity to own one of Georgia's most distinctive mixed-use destinations. Per the survey, this commercial listing consists of Tracts 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7. This commercial listing is being sold in combination with MLS #7831744, a separate land/lot listing consisting of approximately 24+/- acres. Combined, the two listings encompass approximately 60+/- acres.
Courtesy: Ansley Real Estate
Christie's Inte
A truly irreplaceable investment opportunity, this extraordinary offering includes a controlling ownership interest in the majority of the historic Town of Gay, Georgia. Encompassing approximately 60+/- acres and 17 buildings, the portfolio features a rare blend of commercial, residential, agricultural, timberland, and hospitality assets, all located less than 50 minutes from Atlanta. The property is anchored by two established, revenue-generating businesses with exceptional brand recognition: Towerhouse Farm & Brewery, a thriving craft brewery and taproom, and the nationally recognized Gay Cotton Fair, a celebrated semi-annual festival attracting approximately 60,000 visitors annually. Additional income streams include residential rentals, lodging and event venues, film production, EV charging, and agricultural and timber operations, with potential tax advantages through conservation easements and agricultural programs. Steeped in 19th-century charm, the preserved Town of Gay offers an authentic historic setting with original storefronts, walkable streets, and a growing tourism economy. With multiple stabilized income sources, significant expansion potential, and future upside through additional event programming and brewery distribution opportunities, this one-of-a-kind legacy property presents an unmatched opportunity to own one of Georgia’s most distinctive mixed-use destinations. Per the survey, this commercial listing consists of Tracts 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7. This commercial listing is being sold in combination with MLS #7831744, a separate land/lot listing consisting of approximately 24+/- acres. Combined, the two listings encompass approximately 60+/- acres.
Gay is located in Georgia. Gay, Georgia has a population of 129. Gay is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 56.76% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.92%.
The median household income in Gay, Georgia is $81,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,789 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Gay is 49.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.7 inches per year, with 0.6 inches of snow per year.
