Bryan County GA is ranked among the fastest growing counties in the country.
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Prime location on Coastal US HWY 17 just south of HWY 144 with easy access to two I-95 Exits (exit 87 and exit 90)
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2 exits from I-16
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20 minutes to:
– Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
– Railroad Station
– Georgia Ports Authority
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Proactive Richmond Hill — Bryan County Chamber of Commerce
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Type II Class A Construction: Brick and Steel
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Well lighted parking area
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Mixed use including: Office Space, Retail and Residential Condominiums
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Convenient access to adjacent shopping center
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High Traffic Area-approx. 20,000 cars per day North and South on HWY 17
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Highly Visible
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Low Taxes, Great Schools, Wonderful Quality of Life
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Elevator and common area in multi-story buildings
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State of the art technology available
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Speir Brogdon (4 story) building:
- fire and security system with 24 hour monitoring
- restrooms located in common area, floors 1-3
- most units can be modified, build to suit
- public access to residential floor restricted
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Excellent Insurance rate due to the class of construction
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Insurance protection Class 4
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All multi-story buildings have fire sprinkler systems
Coastal US Hwy 17 just south of Hwy 144 with easy access to I-95 (exit 87 & exit 90) and 2 exits from I-16
Just 20 minutes from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, Railroad Station, and Georgia Ports Authority
Crossroads Center Sales Office:
Amy Tavio, REALTOR®
912-704-0180
Keller Williams Realty
Richmond Hill
912-459-5001
Speir Brogdon Building
Richmond Hill's first 4 story building - prime retail space, professional office space, and luxury residential condos located in the heart of Richmond Hill and the busy downtown area.
On February 1, 1797, the Bryan County justices (commissioners) valued two acres of Willliam Clark's plantation at Cross Roads at $24, for the purpose of establishing a permanent county seat and courthouse. Cross Roads was the intersection of the Savannah-Darien Stage Road (present US 17) and the Bryan Neck Road (present state 144).
Apparently, the Cross Roads, later the site of Ways Station and still later, Richmond Hill, was selected for the convenience of its location, both for the planters of Bryan Neck, and the increasing numbers of settlers establishing themselves in the Canoochee River region and upper Bryan County. Here the courthouse was built and the business of the county transacted for the next seventeen years.
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