Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia 31520 · Parcel 01-02832 · Listed May 2026 · ID #MT-2026-004
Street view · 1924 Wolfe Street. Existing structure on parcel is scheduled for demolition and is not contributory to value.
Residential parcel at 1924 Wolfe Street in Brunswick, acquired by tax deed at the Glynn County tax sale auction on February 1, 2022. The Barment of Right of Redemption has been completed and title has ripened by prescription — meaningfully advancing the curative path beyond Marketable Titles' newer tax-deed inventory. The current structure on the parcel is scheduled for demolition and is not contributory to value; the parcel is best valued as a redevelopment-ready residential lot.
Utilities are run to the parcel but are not currently active: water/sewer service (Brunswick-Glynn County JWSC) and natural gas. The taps and service connections are in place — restoration of active service is administrative, not a fresh installation. For a buyer building new, this materially reduces site-development cost and timeline relative to a comparable raw lot.
The asking price of $14,000 reflects the cost and timeline of confirming clear title and clearing two state-tax executions of record (see disclosure below). It is priced as a tax-deed assignment, not as a finished-title residential lot — buyer absorbs the curative work in exchange for the discount.
Barment of Right of Redemption is complete and the statutory prescriptive period has run, so the seller's position is materially stronger than a fresh tax-deed acquisition. A Georgia quiet-title action (O.C.G.A. § 23-3-60 et seq.) is still recommended to obtain a judicial decree confirming fee-simple title and clearing the two state-tax executions of record. Estimated timeline: 3–6 months from filing to final decree. Estimated counsel fees: $4,000–$6,500. Chain has been examined; no probate or missing-heir issues identified to date.
What a buyer should diligence: Confirm current residential zoning designation and any setback or lot-of-record requirements with the City of Brunswick and Glynn County. Two Georgia State Tax Executions remain of record against the prior owner (FiFa #180791329 and #150393027); buyer's counsel should evaluate whether these are extinguished as to the property by the tax sale and the running of statutory periods, or whether they require affirmative clearance through the quiet-title action. Confirm demolition status and any open code-enforcement actions on the existing structure. Verify utility tap status, deposits, and reconnection requirements with JWSC and the gas utility. Order an updated title abstract through closing counsel.
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.