Description

Discover this secluded wooded retreat in a charming 5.69-acre parcel in Brunswick, GA. Nestled in Glynn County, this property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. One of the coolest aspects of this land is its versatility: it can accommodate a single-family home, mobile home, or even serve as a wildlife refuge. The zoning allows for a variety of uses, including caretaker’s residences, farms for field crops and animals, tree farms, horticultural nurseries, and more. Churches, private clubs, animal hospitals, government facilities, philanthropic institutions, golf courses, and one-family dwellings or mobile homes on lots of at least 20,000 square feet are also permitted. However, tiny homes are not allowed. This property is perfect for those looking to create a personalized haven amidst nature.

Power is easily accessible with a power pole located just across the street. While a water well and sewer system will need to be installed, the property benefits from being situated on a paved road. Additionally, there is no HOA to worry about. The land itself is flat, providing a great foundation for your future home or project.

Approximately a quarter of the property consists of beautiful wetlands located on the west side, with a smaller section of wetlands on the east side. This unique feature not only adds to the property’s natural charm but also provides a diverse habitat for local wildlife. The presence of these wetlands offers opportunities for bird watching, nature walks, and enjoying the serene, picturesque landscape. Importantly, you can build on the part of the property that is not designated as wetlands, ensuring ample space for your home or other structures while still preserving the natural beauty of the area.

The nearest city is Brunswick City, located just 17.6 miles away, providing convenient access to urban amenities. For your shopping needs, several major retail stores are nearby: Target is 16 miles away, Dollar General is 16.2 miles away, Walmart Supercenter is 15.6 miles away, Lowe’s Home Improvement is 16 miles away, and The Home Depot is 15.2 miles away. This proximity to essential stores ensures you have everything you need within a short drive, making this property both a peaceful retreat and a practical choice.

Living near this property offers access to a variety of appealing attractions. Just 20.3 miles away, you can experience the charm of Dolphin Tours of Jekyll Island, perfect for a fun family outing. For a touch of history, the Horton House is 23.6 miles away, offering a glimpse into the past. If you’re a beach lover, St. Simons Public Beach is 24.9 miles from the property, providing a perfect spot for sunbathing and swimming. For a unique local experience, Richland Rum Brunswick is only 17.2 miles away, where you can tour the distillery and sample some of their finest rum. Additionally, the Bald Eagle Nest, a great spot for bird watching, is 20.3 miles away.

The area around Brunswick is known for its vibrant culture and outdoor activities. The city hosts events like the Old-Fashioned 4th of July celebration and First Friday festivities, featuring live music, food trucks, and local vendors​​. For nature enthusiasts, Blythe Island Regional Park offers camping, fishing, and swimming opportunities​. The local dining scene is also notable, with fresh seafood and a variety of cuisines available in downtown Brunswick​. These attractions and activities make this area a desirable place to live, offering both natural beauty and a lively community.

Feel free to drive by and walk the property at your convenience.

Interested in Vacant Land, Stick with Wally’s Land. What are you waiting for? Call Wally now at 310-933-4418 to learn more about this offer, or email at [email protected].

Property Information

Property Features

Acres

5.69

Dimension

464.99 x 653.16 x 496.41 x 464.15

County

Glynn

Access

Paved Road

Power

At neighboring property

Water

needs to be installed

Coordinates

31.16297, -81.68792

Zoning

Forest Agriculture

Elevation

17.8 feet

GPS COORDINATES (CORNERS)

31.1634, -81.687 31.1638, -81.6884 31.1617, -81.6877 31.1626, -81.6889

SEWER LINES

needs to be installed

TERRAIN

flat

Nearby Attractions/City

Dolphin Tours of Jekyll Island

The waters around Jekyll Island are home to one of the world’s largest populations of beautiful bottlenose dolphins. Join us as we travel the scenic waterways of Jekyll Island and see a diversity of marvelous creatures including sea turtles, manatees, egrets, herons, roseate spoonbills, osprey, and more! See majestic dolphins feeding, playing, or simply cruising about in their natural habitat. Our fully-narrated, 90-minute sightseeing tour will expound on the bottlenose dolphin’s social behavior, feeding habits, and so much more! We will take you along the Intracoastal Waterway, salt marshes, and wilderness beaches, so you can marvel at the diversity of local sea life.

St. Simons Public Beach

Parking and fishing are both free at Massingale, and drinking is allowed. The second beach on St. Simons Island is the Coast Guard Station Beach, which also has a bathhouse and showers, as well as on-duty lifeguards and permitted drinking.

Beach-going is a way of life on St. Simons Island.

The ambient climate allows year-round enjoyment, so pick your pleasure: surfing, shelling, sunbathing, jogging, picnicking, fishing, bird watching, volleyball, biking and swimming. Lifeguards on duty from June 1 until Labor Day.

St. Simons Island features two public beaches.

Massingale Park Beach is the most popular, with a picnic area, bathhouse, and even an on-duty lifeguard from June 1st until Labor Day. Parking and fishing are both free at Massingale, and drinking is allowed. The second beach on St. Simons Island is the Coast Guard Station Beach. It also has a bathhouse and showers. Lifeguards are on duty and drinking is permitted.

Beach Rules for Glynn County:

• No glass containers.
• Motorized vehicles are prohibited.
• No littering.
• Please use the beach trash receptacle or carry your trash off the beach to a dumpster.
• If your animal leaves more than prints in the sand, please pick it up and dispose of it in a trash receptacle.
• Animals are prohibited on the beach from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Memorial Day through Labor Day from Mallery St. (the pier) to First St./East Beach (Coast Guard Station).

There are many other public accesses to the beach along the roads that parallel the ocean. Just look for signs, but please always remember to respect homeowners’ rights and properties when parking.