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A residential community with historic homes near downtown Brunswick
Town Commons is a mostly residential neighborhood in the heart of the Brunswick Peninsula. The neighborhood draws attention for its century-old, comparatively low-priced homes. "A lot of younger folks are flocking there because of the prices," says local Realtor Will Duckworth of Duckworth Properties. This younger crowd is also drawn to the area because Old Town Brunswick's lively restaurants and shops are only a few blocks away toward the East River, while to the northeast is the College of Coastal Georgia and Brunswick's primary hospital, Southeast Georgia Health System-Brunswick.
Town Commons draws attention for its century-old, comparatively low-priced homes.
A lot of younger folks flock to Town Commons for its prices and centrally located area.
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Historic cottages and bungalows that may need a few repairs
Town Commons is laid out on narrow streets branching off Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Altama Avenue. It’s heavily wooded with moss-draped, aged oaks and towering pines. While sidewalks aren't on every street, residents are often out walking and riding bikes. Most of the homes are cottages and bungalows, many dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. There are also a few mid-century, ranch-style homes. Houses typically measure under 1,500 square feet and have two or three bedrooms. New construction is minimal, but a few new builds are along and near Gloucester Street. Several of the community’s historic homes have been renovated, though many need repairs. Homes here list from $30,000 to $300,000.
Town Commons is laid out on narrow streets branching off Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
Several of the Town Commons' historic homes have been renovated in recent years.
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Glynn Academy is one of the oldest high schools in America
Glynn County Schools receives an overall A-minus on Niche and nearly 13,000 students. Burroughs-Molette Elementary School scores a B-minus on Niche, and Risley Middle School has a B-plus. Glynn Academy scores an A on Niche and was named an AP Honor School in 2025 by the Georgia Department of Education. Founded in 1778, the high school is the second-oldest in the state and the fifth-oldest in the country.
Glynn Academy is a great option for Town Common students in Brunswick.
Risley Middle School is a highly rated school in the Town Commons area.
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Tacos at Tacos la Fiesta and trips to downtown Brunswick
Town Commons has a few locally owned restaurants and small markets. Tacos la Fiesta offers over a dozen taco varieties, from tampiquenos to vampiros tacos. The restaurant also features tostadas, tortas and agua fresca. Michelle’s Wok N’ Roll, another nearby local dinner favorite, serves fried rice, lo mein and steamed dumplings. Town Commons is also near Historic Downtown Brunswick, where residents can enjoy a beer at Silver Bluff Brewing Company or a coffee at Spiral Wanderers. “There’s a lot of local places there, including boutiques and small restaurants,” Duckworth says. Much of Brunswick’s big-box stores, like Target and Lowe’s, are located a few miles north on Altama Avenue.
Tacos la Fiesta in Town Commons offers over a dozen taco varieties.
Old Town Brunswick's lively restaurants and shops are only a few blocks away from Town Commons.
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Views of the Marshes of Glynn
Residents typically head to neighboring communities to enjoy outdoor recreation. Overlook Park, located less than a mile east of Town Commons, is popular for its panoramic sunrise views of the Marshes of Glynn. The park features ample green space and plenty of benches and picnic tables. Mary Ross Waterfront Park is about a mile west of Town Commons. It overlooks the East River and features a playground, amphitheater and a dock. It hosts city events, from the farmers market to the Brunswick Rockin’ Stewbilee. Every year, the Stewbilee loudly and proudly celebrates Brunswick Stew with stew tastings, live music and a car show.
Town Commons is surrounded by natural wildlife offering breathtaking views all around town.
Town Commons residents get to live among the beautiful Golden Isles of Georgia.
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Hopping on the Causeway
Town Commons is car-dependent, and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard is the neighborhood’s primary thoroughfare. The community is near major highways like U.S. Route 25 and U.S. Route 17, and F.J. Torras Causeway cuts through the salt marshes and into the Golden Isles; St. Simons Island is about 6 miles east. The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, a major employer in Brunswick, is about 6 miles north. The Brunswick Golden Isles Airport offers domestic flights about 9 miles north. Jacksonville is around 70 miles south, and Savannah is a 78-mile trip north.
Town Commons is near major highways like U.S. Route 25 and U.S. Route 17.
The Sidney Lanier Bridge is easily accessible from Town Commons.
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Town Commons Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Town Commons, Brunswick sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Town Commons, Brunswick over the last 12 months is $157,500, up 79% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Investor Opportunity!This 2007-built, 1,652 sq. ft. home offers a solid floor plan and incredible upside for the savvy investor. With some renovation and vision, this property could shine—perfect for a profitable flip or long-term rental. Homes with this kind of potential are hard to find! Don’t miss out—schedule your showing soon. Home needs work and is being sold AS IS.
Terrific as rental/investment property or as a primary home. Home was renovated 6-7 years ago with new metal roof, plumbing, electrical, bathroom updates. Kitchen renovated with new appliances and cabinets. Tile flooring throughout home. Laundry room off the kitchen includes the washer/dryer. The entire Exterior was just painted and all interior walls were deep-cleaned and wood trim freshly
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