Courtesy: Unique Properties
Pamela Worley
Nostalgic for a quieter place in time when patrons gathered around for good food and great company? Here's your opportunity to own a piece of Gilt Edge history and return to those simpler times! Fully furnished cafe with office, well appointed kitchen, stock area, cold storage, tables & chairs and more. The acreage still holds onto the history of it's former gin days with several of the original buildings remaining. There's also living quarters on site that could house the owners, workers, or be an additional income stream. The walls can't talk but if they could, they'd tell you ALL the stories and then they'd whisper "Buy Me". Let's discuss the opportunities ahead for you once you purchase this piece of local lore and memories.
Courtesy: MR. LANDMAN
217-202-0924
Versatile Institutional Facility in the Memphis MSA - Ideal for Rehab, Education, Worship, or Workforce Housing! This is a rare opportunity to acquire a flexible institutional-use facility located within the Memphis Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), offering strong regional connectivity and the benefits of Tennessee's pro-business environment. The property has most recently operated as a faith-based drug and alcohol rehabilitation center and has a successful track record of nearly fifteen years of continuous service. The site features two distinct buildings with substantial infrastructure in place. The primary structure, originally constructed in 1969 as a school, spans approximately 13,951 square feet of finished space. It has been adapted for residential and programmatic use, offering twelve guest rooms capable of housing up to three individuals each, along one wing of the building. The opposite wing contains a commercial-grade kitchen, recreation room, and several large meeting spaces. The building is serviced by multiple well-maintained HVAC systems, ensuring year-round functionality and comfort. The second structure is a freestanding gymnasium building encompassing 5,649 square feet, ideal for physical activity, group gatherings, or continued institutional use. While the exact construction date is not recorded in county records, this building is of newer vintage and in solid condition. Historically exempt from property taxes due to its religious affiliation, the facility previously accommodated up to 40 guests concurrently, though operations were scaled back to approximately 15 residents during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. As of spring 2025, the founder and program director-now in his mid-80s-has begun to wind down operations and is no longer accepting new clients. This facility offers a range of adaptive re-use possibilities, including but not limited to: Behavioral health or substance abuse treatment center, Religious retreat or training center, Charter or private school, Transitional housing or workforce dormitory, Veterans or senior services center, Community recreation, or outreach hub Nonprofit or governmental program headquarters. With its flexible layout, ample square footage, and established infrastructure, this property is well suited for operators or investors seeking a move-in-ready campus with both social impact and growth potential.
Burlison is located in Tennessee. Burlison, Tennessee has a population of 377. Burlison is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.43% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.07%.
The median household income in Burlison, Tennessee is $42,143. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,783 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Burlison is 36.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 30 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 52.7 inches per year, with 3.2 inches of snow per year.
