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Top Reasons to Live in Cairo, GA

  • Experience the great outdoors! Cairo features great spots for fishing and hunting, including the Ochlockonee River, the best place to catch Suwannee bass. Take a swing at the Cairo Country Club, an 18-hole course that features spectacular fairways.

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  • The culture of Cairo! The huge Roddenberry Library offers something for everyone. It has a fantastic children's library with story garden and study space, while adults will enjoy the local genealogy and history room. If you're looking for something more exciting, check out the Cairo Antique Auto Museum, which displays vintage bicycles, cars and memorabilia.
  • Cairo cuisine! Many of Cairo's restaurants are locally owned, including the Cairo City Grill, which serves delicious American food. It's become known as a downtown eatery with a wonderful variety of menu choices. A great family restaurant with Southern cuisine is Mr. Chick. They've become a staple in the Cairo community. Don't let the name fool you: they serve more than just chicken.
  • It's a buyer's market! Looking for homes for sale has never been easier in Cairo. It's the perfect time to purchase a new home, whether you're looking for a starter home or an upgrade. Buyers can find good deals on homes being sold in neighborhoods like Capel and Roddenberry.
  • A renter's dream! Homes for rent are 76 percent less expensive in Cairo than many other Georgia locations, and 82.5 percent less expensive than the national average. Rent to own homes are available for a great price in the suburban City Center community. The neighborhood of Calvary is also ripe for rentals.
  • For your entertainment! The Zebulon Theater, located on North Broad Street in Cairo, is an old-fashioned theater that was built in 1935. This art deco building continues to bring culture and the world of the cinema to the local community. If history is more your speed, the Grady County Museum and History Center is the place for you. Learn about Cairo's rich history through collectibles, photographs and antiques. It also features railroad artifacts, a working train model, as well as an art gallery laden with the work of local artists.
  • Festivals abound! Cairo is known as the "Hospitality City," and they live up to their name by hosting many festivals, attracting tourists from all over. Enjoy some bluegrass music, a warm atmosphere and home cooked meals at the Picker's Paradise Park Festival. Another great event is Mule Day. It's been held for over 25 years and has contests, arts and crafts, cane grinding, concessions and syrup making demonstrations.

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