638/628 Old Ccc Road, Brunswick, GA 31523

638 & 628 Old CCC Rd, Brunswick, GA 31523 2.43 acres of flat, build-ready ground in coastal Glynn County-ideal for a primary home, second home, or a small family compound. The topography is remarkably level across both parcels, making site planning straightforward. There's an older well and an older septic on the property (buyer to evaluate/permit to current standards), and electricity is available at the road, so you can focus on design instead of heavy infrastructure. Why Brunswick? This is a year-round coastal economy with real job depth. Major employers include the Port of Brunswick (one of the nation's busiest auto ports), the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Southeast Georgia Health System-Brunswick Campus, the College of Coastal Georgia, logistics and paper/wood-products industries, hospitality, and a steady stream of small-business and construction trades. Daily needs are easy: you're close to big-box retail, groceries, and services along Golden Isles Pkwy, including Glynn Place and the Glynn Isles shopping corridor, plus dining, gyms, banks, and healthcare. Lifestyle is classic Golden Isles: minutes to beaches on St. Simons and Jekyll Island for surf, shells, and sunrise walks; world-class boating and inshore fishing across the Marshes of Glynn; golf, tennis, and miles of bike paths; parks, youth sports, libraries, and community events that make family routines simple and fun. Historic Downtown Brunswick-laid out with charming squares-brings festivals like the Blessing of the Fleet, local seafood, art walks, and a growing restaurant scene. Nearby day trips are a breeze: Jacksonville, FL is roughly an hour south for major shopping and pro sports; Savannah is about an hour-plus north for airports, culture, and additional employers. A bit of history and adventure: explore Mary Ross Waterfront Park, tour the Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation State Historic Site, launch a kayak in tranquil tidal creeks, or book a shrimp-boat excursion to see why Brunswick's maritime heritage is legendary.