Jesup, GA 31545 - Wayne County

Welcome to MaryAnn’s Island – A Rare Private Retreat on the Altamaha River

Discover your very own slice of paradise with this exceptional, buildable island property located on the breathtaking Altamaha River in Wayne County, GA. Known as MaryAnn’s Island, this secluded tract offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity for hunters, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts to embrace South Georgia’s raw beauty.

Encompassed by pristine hardwood bottoms and rich native habitat, the island is home to diverse wildlife—making it an ideal location for hunting, fishing, camping, and recreation. Whether you’re seeking a personal preserve, a weekend retreat, or simply a sanctuary for peace and solitude, this property delivers. Perfect just as it is for off-grid adventures, it’s an ideal getaway for those craving the simplicity of nature and the thrill of the outdoors.

Access is available by boat year-round, with additional land-side access via recorded easement—especially useful during dry seasons or low tide. A convenient public boat ramp with parking is located at Upper County Landing.

This tract is buildable, but like most riverfront properties, it will require approval from the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers for perc testing and site development. A wetlands delineation has not been formally completed, but available information and prior feedback from the Corps may assist interested buyers in planning. Buyer is advised to perform all due diligence to determine suitability for intended use.

Though secluded, MaryAnn’s Island is located within reasonable distance of Jesup, Baxley, and Glennville—providing access to fuel, groceries, and restaurants when needed.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of unspoiled wilderness along the iconic Altamaha River—ideal for hunting, fishing, camping, or simply getting away from it all.

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