Buildable Marshland Fishing Paradise in Brunswick, GA

If youre a fishing fanatic or someone who truly appreciates coastal marshland, this 14.02-acre vacant land tract on Ashley Marsh Dr in Brunswick, Georgia offers a rare opportunity to own a large piece of Georgias salt-marsh landscape at an affordable cash price of $20,000. The property consists primarily of marshland, creating an ideal natural habitat for fish and wildlife, and it sits near Hillery Slough, a well-known local area for fishing and outdoor enjoyment. Whether you enjoy casting a line, kayaking, birdwatching, or simply spending time immersed in nature, this land provides a peaceful and authentic coastal experience. According to the County, the property is buildable, with development typically requiring elevated or appropriate construction methods consistent with marshland and floodplain regulations. Buyers are encouraged to complete their own due diligence regarding zoning, environmental requirements, and permitting, but this parcel offers exciting potential for a fishermans retreat, elevated cabin, or long-term investment hold. The lot features road access, low county taxes, and no HOA fees, giving you flexibility without ongoing restrictions. It is located in a quiet, safe neighborhood while still being close to shopping, dining, and everyday amenities in Brunswick. Nearby Cities & Distances -Dock Junction, GA approximately 2 miles -St. Simons Island, GA approximately 9 miles -Darien, GA approximately 14 miles About the Area (Brunswick, GA) Brunswick is part of Georgias renowned Golden Isles region, known for its vast salt marshes, coastal waters, and outdoor lifestyle. The area is especially popular with anglers due to its access to tidal creeks, sloughs, and nearby coastal waterways. Brunswick also offers a relaxed coastal community feel while maintaining access to major highways, healthcare, and retail. A note on land type (marshland) Because this tract is primarily marshland, its best suited for buyers who value coastal nature, privacy, and long-term land hold potential. Any intended improvements (trails, docks, fill, or building concepts) should be evaluated through the usual due diligencezoning, wetlands/floodplain considerations, and any required permits.