Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia 31520 · Listed May 2026 · ID #MT-2026-003
Street view · 2815 Norwich Street frontage.
Vacant commercial lot at 2815 Norwich Street in Brunswick, acquired by tax deed. Existing water and sewer taps are in place — meter and connection work has already been performed, which materially reduces site-development cost and timeline relative to a comparable raw lot. The redemption period has run; no redemption tender was received. Marketable Titles holds a defeasible-fee interest, ripe for ripening into fee simple via a Georgia quiet-title action under O.C.G.A. § 23-3-60 et seq.
Norwich Street is one of Brunswick's commercial corridors with a mix of small retail, services, and light-industrial users. The asking price of $20,000 reflects both the curative work required and the typical discount on a tax-deed-acquired interest. The utility-taps detail is the headline value driver — buyers comparing this against raw commercial lots in the same submarket should price in 5- and sometimes 6-figure savings on tap fees and utility connection.
Standard Georgia quiet-title action. Service by publication and certified mail on the prior record owner and any known lienholders. Estimated timeline: 4–7 months from filing to final decree. Estimated counsel fees: $4,500–$7,000. Chain appears straightforward; preliminary review identified no probate or missing-heir issues.
What a buyer should diligence: Confirm current commercial zoning designation and permitted uses with the City of Brunswick and Glynn County. Verify the existing water and sewer tap sizes and capacity against intended use; obtain documentation of paid tap fees from Brunswick-Glynn County JWSC. Order an updated title abstract through closing counsel. Confirm absence of any unrecorded heirship interest in the prior owner's chain.
Marketable Titles LLC, a Georgia limited liability company. The seller acquired this interest at public tax sale and is offering it for assignment by quitclaim deed only — no warranties of title, express or implied. Buyer takes the seller's interest as-is, with full responsibility for the curative path. Seller will coordinate with buyer's counsel and provide reasonable cooperation in any subsequent quiet-title action.