Five flat acres on Williams Road, one mile from Guyton and about 40 minutes to Savannah. The survey is done, the septic perc test has passed, and Georgia Power runs right along the street, so a lot of the early legwork that slows a land purchase down is already behind you. A culvert has been added for easy access to the lot.It’s open, usable ground in Effingham County, close enough to town to be easy and far enough out that you’re not sitting on top of your neighbors.

The parcel is 5.18 acres. The boundary survey is complete and the septic perc test has passed, so it’s ready for a conventional system. Water comes from a well, Georgia Power is available at the street, and there are no zoning restrictions to work around. All of it is in Effingham County, one mile outside Guyton and roughly 40 minutes from Savannah.

With five acres, there’s room for a house and everything that tends to come with it, a shop, a barn, space for a garden or a few animals. The perc test being done already means you can plan a septic system without waiting on the county, and with power at the street and the survey finished, the path from closing to breaking ground is a short one. Put a well in and you’re set up on your own land, in a part of Effingham County that’s stayed quiet while still being close to Savannah.