$199,000

Unique 6.87-acre opportunity in Brunswick offering development potential or the setting for a private coastal homesite. A recent survey identifies approximately 2.058 acres of upland, with the remaining acreage consisting primarily of marsh and tidal areas along Burnett Creek, which is identified on the survey as a navigable creek. The wooded upland provides approximately two acres to explore a private residence, multiple homesites, or potential duplex development, while the surrounding marsh and Burnett Creek create privacy, scenic views, and a beautiful coastal backdrop. Public water and sewer are available, adding to the property's development potential. Conveniently located near Old Jesup Road with access from the Drew Circle area and within easy reach of shopping, schools, and major Brunswick thoroughfares. Whether you're a builder, investor, or buyer looking for acreage to create a private retreat overlooking the marsh and Burnett Creek, this property offers a unique opportunity in Glynn County. Buyer to verify zoning, density, setbacks, utilities, access, wetland requirements, and all development and permitting requirements. Unique 6.87-acre opportunity in Brunswick offering development potential or the setting for a private coastal homesite. A recent survey identifies approximately 2.058 acres of upland, with the remaining acreage consisting primarily of marsh and tidal areas along Burnett Creek, which is identified on the survey as a navigable creek. The wooded upland provides approximately two acres to explore a private residence, multiple homesites, or potential duplex development, while the surrounding marsh and Burnett Creek create privacy, scenic views, and a beautiful coastal backdrop. Public water and sewer are available, adding to the property's development potential. Conveniently located near Old Jesup Road with access from the Drew Circle area and within easy reach of shopping, schools, and major Brunswick thoroughfares. Whether you're a builder, investor, or buyer looking for acreage to create a private retreat overlooking the marsh and Burnett Creek, this property offers a unique opportunity in Glynn County. Buyer to verify zoning, density, setbacks, utilities, access, wetland requirements, and all development and permitting requirements.

$77,900

Bring your house plans, your fishing poles, and a pair of binoculars for the manatees. This 1.49-acre waterfront homesite in River Oaks is located along a saltwater tidal creek and offers the kind of Coastal Georgia lifestyle people daydream about while sitting in traffic. Oak Grove Marina is approximately a five-minute boat ride away, and property owners may qualify for marina membership for just $500 per year. Need more room to spread out or simply prefer your neighbors a little farther away? The adjoining lot is also available, giving you the opportunity to create a private 2.62-acre waterfront estate with no HOA. That means more land, more privacy, and no committee debating the color of your mailbox. The neighborhood well serves the community, with water costs averaging approximately $110 every two months. Homes must contain at least 1,800 square feet, and a private dock is possible with approval from the DNR office. The creek is approximately six feet deep at low tide. Fishing enthusiasts will find plenty to love, including flounder, redfish, black drum, trout, whiting, striped bass, blue crabs, and more. Seasonal visitors may include tarpon, bluefish, bonnethead sharks, ladyfish, and pigfish. River Oaks is known for its generous homesites, limited development, and beautiful natural surroundings. Moss-draped oaks, coastal breezes, peaceful water views, and enough space to enjoy them all come standard. Conveniently located just three miles from Highway 341 & 11 miles to FLETC, the property feels private and tucked away while still offering easy access to shopping, dining, and everyday necessities. Waterfront land like this is getting harder to find. Whether you purchase one lot or combine both for your own coastal retreat, this is your chance to build a home where fishing, boating, wildlife watching, and porch sitting can become part of your daily routine. Just be warned: once your friends see the place, they may suddenly start visiting a lot more often. Bring your house plans, your fishing poles, and a pair of binoculars for the manatees. This 1.49-acre waterfront homesite in River Oaks is located along a saltwater tidal creek and offers the kind of Coastal Georgia lifestyle people daydream about while sitting in traffic. Oak Grove Marina is approximately a five-minute boat ride away, and property owners may qualify for marina membership for just $500 per year. Need more room to spread out or simply prefer your neighbors a little farther away? The adjoining lot is also available, giving you the opportunity to create a private 2.62-acre waterfront estate with no HOA. That means more land, more privacy, and no committee debating the color of your mailbox. The neighborhood well serves the community, with water costs averaging approximately $110 every two months. Homes must contain at least 1,800 square feet, and a private dock is possible with approval from the DNR office. The creek is approximately six feet deep at low tide. Fishing enthusiasts will find plenty to love, including flounder, redfish, black drum, trout, whiting, striped bass, blue crabs, and more. Seasonal visitors may include tarpon, bluefish, bonnethead sharks, ladyfish, and pigfish. River Oaks is known for its generous homesites, limited development, and beautiful natural surroundings. Moss-draped oaks, coastal breezes, peaceful water views, and enough space to enjoy them all come standard. Conveniently located just three miles from Highway 341 & 11 miles to FLETC, the property feels private and tucked away while still offering easy access to shopping, dining, and everyday necessities. Waterfront land like this is getting harder to find. Whether you purchase one lot or combine both for your own coastal retreat, this is your chance to build a home where fishing, boating, wildlife watching, and porch sitting can become part of your daily routine. Just be warned: once your friends see the place, they may suddenly start visiting a lot more often.