Southeast Georgia stretches from the historic streets of Savannah to the marshes of the Golden Isles, covering ten counties with their own mix of coastal towns, small cities, and rural communities. Use the interactive map below to explore Chatham, Effingham, Bryan, Liberty, McIntosh, Bulloch, Screven, Long, Glynn, and Camden counties, or jump straight to a county page for local market details, notable cities, and current listings.
Chatham County
Home to Savannah and the Georgia coast’s largest metro area, Chatham County anchors the region with historic downtown squares, the Port of Savannah, and beach access at Tybee Island.
Effingham County
One of the fastest-growing counties in Georgia, Effingham sits just northwest of Savannah and offers new-construction neighborhoods with a lower cost of living and an easy commute into the city.
Bryan County
Bryan County stretches from Richmond Hill’s riverfront communities to rural farmland near Pembroke, making it a favorite for buyers who want new construction close to Savannah and Hunter Army Airfield.
Liberty County
Liberty County is built around Fort Stewart, one of the largest Army installations east of the Mississippi, giving Hinesville and the surrounding area a strong military community and steady housing demand.
McIntosh County
A quiet, marsh-lined coastal county between Savannah and the Golden Isles, McIntosh County centers on the historic shrimping town of Darien and miles of protected wetlands.
Bulloch County
Home to Georgia Southern University, Bulloch County and its seat of Statesboro combine a college-town energy with affordable family neighborhoods about an hour inland from Savannah.
Screven County
A rural county along the Savannah River, Screven County offers small-town living around Sylvania with easy access to both Savannah and Augusta.
Long County
Bordering Fort Stewart and Liberty County, Long County is a fast-growing, affordable option for buyers who want rural acreage within reach of the Hinesville and Savannah job markets.
Glynn County
Glynn County is the gateway to the Golden Isles, pairing historic Brunswick with the resort communities of St. Simons Island, Sea Island, and Jekyll Island.
Camden County
Georgia’s southeasternmost county, Camden is anchored by Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay and the growing city of Kingsland, with St. Marys serving as the gateway to Cumberland Island National Seashore.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counties make up Southeast Georgia?
For real estate purposes, our Southeast Georgia service area includes Chatham, Effingham, Bryan, Liberty, McIntosh, Bulloch, Screven, Long, Glynn, and Camden counties — stretching from the Savannah metro area south to the Golden Isles and west toward Statesboro.
Which county is best for commuting into Savannah?
Chatham, Effingham, and Bryan counties all offer short commutes into downtown Savannah, with Effingham and Bryan generally offering newer construction and lower price points than Chatham.
Where is the best area for coastal and island living?
Glynn County (Brunswick, St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Jekyll Island) and McIntosh County (Darien) offer the most coastal and island lifestyle options south of Savannah, while Chatham County includes Tybee Island closer to the city.
Which counties have a military presence?
Liberty County is home to Fort Stewart, Long County borders Fort Stewart, Camden County is home to Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, and Chatham County is near Hunter Army Airfield.
How do I see homes for sale in a specific county?
Click any county on the map or in the list above to visit that county’s page, where you’ll find local market information and links to current listings. You can also contact our team for a custom search.
