Room to Spread Out — 21.37 Acres in Sylvania, Georgia
Explore the Screven County countryside
296 Cameron Road, Sylvania, GA 30467
Screven County, Georgia
21.37 acres · Outside city limits
Property Overview
Give your next chapter more room with 21.37 acres at 296 Cameron Road in Sylvania, Georgia. Located outside city limits in Screven County, this property offers a substantial piece of the countryside and space to consider your plans at a larger scale. Its acreage is the starting point: more than 21 acres to explore as you evaluate what land ownership could mean for you.
Sylvania provides the local setting, while Statesboro and Savannah offer broader regional context for your search. Screven County also has destinations such as Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area and the Sylvania Historic Welcome Center. Begin with the property map, review the parcel information, and speak with our team about the details that matter to your plans.
Why Buy This Property
- 21.37 acres: Substantial acreage for a land search that calls for more space.
- Outside city limits: A rural Screven County setting for considering your next purchase.
- Sylvania location: A specific Cameron Road address to anchor your property research.
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Purchase Options
Contact our team for current availability, purchase options and closing details.
Property Facts
- Address
- 296 Cameron Road, Sylvania, GA 30467
- County / State
- Screven County, Georgia
- Parcel ID
- 067 045
- Acreage
- 21.37 acres
- Property map
- Explore the LandID map
- Legal description
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
Points of Interest
- Sylvania: Explore the local downtown and county-seat setting.
- Statesboro: A regional city to include in your exploration of southeast Georgia.
- Savannah: A coastal Georgia city for a broader regional outing.
- Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area: A Screven County outdoor destination along the Savannah River, with hunting opportunities under applicable rules.
- Sylvania Historic Welcome Center: Visitor information, regional history and a picnic area on U.S. Highway 301.
- Old Courthouse Park: A Sylvania landmark with historic cannon displays.
Property Details
Land Use & Restrictions
- City limits
- Outside city limits
- Zoning and permitted uses
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
- Deed restrictions and home options
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
Utilities & Septic
- Electricity, water and sewer
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
- Septic and soil testing
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
Road & Access
- Location
- 296 Cameron Road
- Road surface, frontage and access rights
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
Terrain & Natural Features
- Terrain and vegetation
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
- Floodplain, wetlands and water features
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
Taxes & Association Fees
- Annual property taxes
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
- HOA and association fees
- Not Available, Contact Sales for more info
Property Planning Contacts
- Screven County Planning & Zoning: Applications, land-use questions and permits. 912-564-2951 · Official department page.
- Screven County Tax Commissioner: Property-tax billing and collection questions. 912-564-2206 · Official tax information.
- Screven County government: General office assistance and department referrals. 912-564-7535 · Official contact page.
A Proven, Easy, Secure & Efficient 4-Step Closing Process
The MaxAcres team will guide you through each step, working with a title company or closing attorney, depending on the state.
- Sign the Purchase Agreement: Review and sign the agreement setting out the price, purchase terms, earnest money and closing date.
- Open Escrow & Deposit Earnest Money: Your escrow officer or closing attorney opens escrow. Deposit the agreed earnest money according to the purchase agreement. Payment instructions come directly from the title company or attorney’s office; verify them with that office before sending funds.
- Complete Title Review & Paperwork: Your escrow officer or closing attorney coordinates the title review, any required resolutions, and preparation of the closing documents and settlement figures.
- Sign, Fund & Close: On closing day, sign the closing documents and send the remaining funds due to escrow using payment instructions from the title company or attorney’s office. Follow the deadlines set by your escrow officer or closing attorney, who coordinates closing, fund disbursement and recording as required.
Make This Property Part of Your Next Chapter
Call or text a Land Portfolio Manager today and get started.
