Owned by Acclaimed Singer-Songwriter Clay Cook, Featuring Private Studio Where Hits Were Made
FAYETTEVILLE, Ga., Sept. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A unique opportunity has just become available in Fayetteville, Georgia: a property owned by renowned singer-songwriter Clay Cook, a longtime member of the multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning Zac Brown Band. Known for his extensive career in music, including collaborations with artists like John Mayer, Cook has used this property as his personal retreat and creative space, recording some of his most meaningful work right here at home.
This luxurious haven, located at 1831 Highway 92 S, offers an inspiring refuge perfect for those seeking both creative energy and tranquil relaxation. A highlight for any music enthusiast is the space used as a private recording studio above the garage, where Cook recorded the heartfelt track "The Man Who Loves You the Most" during the pandemic. The space provides an artist's dream setup, blending the privacy and inspiration needed to create at the highest level.
The 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom property highlights natural beauty and a love of the outdoors. The sprawling 13.6 acres of outdoor space features a resort-style pool with a swim-up bar, a pond, a sauna, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen—rare amenities in the Fayetteville area.
Set amidst natural beauty, the estate offers a peaceful cocoon with large, tree-lined boundaries for privacy. Yet, it's conveniently located just 20 minutes from Trilith, the renowned live-work community that caters to the artistic, creative, and entrepreneurial spirit. With Trilith Studios nearby, one of the premier filmmaking studios in the world, this property is perfectly positioned for those working in creative industries or simply seeking to be near like-minded professionals. The Trilith Village also offers a range of high-end restaurants, boutique shops, and a world-class wellness center, making this a rare find for those who want to both enjoy spreading out on acreage and indulging in vibrant local amenities.
"This home is a rare find," says listing agent Allison Glennie. "Clay Cook's studio and personal touches add a special creative energy, making it the perfect space for someone who values inspiration, comfort, and a connection to nature. Whether it's for creative brainstorming sessions, bringing together friends and family, or moments of relaxation, this property combines luxury with the kind of peace and privacy that's hard to come by."
Inside, the home is just as impressive as its outdoor amenities, with spacious, light-filled rooms that flow effortlessly, making it perfect for both living and relaxing. The design and layout of the home provide the ideal setting for entertaining a crowd, hosting intimate gatherings, or enjoying quiet time in solitude.
This Fayetteville estate offers a unique combination of privacy, luxury, and creative energy, making it a rare opportunity for any buyer. With its proximity to Trilith and its distinct outdoor amenities, this property is truly a hidden gem in the market.
For more information or to schedule a private viewing, please contact Allison Glennie at 678-673-4062 or [email protected].
About Glennie Group
The Glennie Group, is an elite real estate team led by Allison Glennie in Peachtree City and Southern Atlanta, Georgia. Brokered by Keller Williams Realty and powered by PLACE, Glennie Group is known for unparalleled customer service, data-driven marketing strategies, cutting-edge technology, and persistent negotiation skills. Allison entered the real estate industry in 2016, and was the recipient of the Agent of the Year award in 2019. For more information, visit theglenniegroup.com.
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