310 Tibet Ave

Brockington Square is a low-rise, two-story condominium community completed in 2004 and organized around gated grounds with landscaped common areas and a decorative lagoon and fountain. Units are predominantly two-bedroom, two-bath condos laid out in split-bedroom plans; many upper-level homes feature vaulted or cathedral ceilings and private screened balconies with exterior storage. Interiors commonly include open living/dining areas, galley-style kitchens with pantry space, main-level primary suites (or primary suites on the main living level), walk-in closets, separate laundry rooms with washer/dryer hookups (often included), recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and luxury vinyl plank flooring. Exterior character is suburban and park-like, with assigned surface parking, manicured lawns, mature oak trees, and gated entry for added security. Community amenities emphasize low-maintenance living rather than resort-style features: secure access, pleasant walking paths, water features, and proximity to local institutions. The property sits on Savannah’s Southside with straightforward access to the Truman Parkway, nearby universities (Georgia Southern Armstrong, SCAD presence nearby), Hunter Army Airfield, hospitals, shopping centers and restaurants, making it convenient for commuters, students, military personnel, and those seeking a quiet residential setting close to urban services.