Moving from Groton, CT to St. Marys, GA – What to Expect
If you just received PCS orders transferring you from Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, Connecticut to Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in St. Marys, Georgia, you’re likely asking:
How different is it going to be? Where should we live? And how do we handle this move without unnecessary stress?
A move from Connecticut to Coastal Georgia is more than just a new duty station. It’s a shift in region, cost of living, pace, and community environment.
At Coastal Roots Realty, military relocation is the foundation of our business. More than 75% of what we do is helping enlisted service members transition smoothly to Kings Bay. If you’re coming from Groton, here’s what you should know before you start house hunting.
How Does Kings Bay Compare to Groton?
Buying After PCS Orders from Groton
If you're coming from Connecticut, you may already be familiar with:
Competitive housing in certain price ranges
Higher property tax structures
Older homes requiring updates
Strong Northeast appraisal standards
The Kings Bay market operates differently. While demand remains steady, pricing and property taxes are often more favorable than many areas surrounding Groton.
Why Enlisted Service Members Choose Coastal Roots Realty
Relocation requires more than just access to listings.
You need structure, responsiveness, and clarity.
We Specialize in Kings Bay Relocation
Military moves are our core focus.
Frequently Asked Questions About Moving from Groton to Kings Bay
How far is Kings Bay from Groton?
It’s approximately 900–1,000 miles, depending on your route.
Is housing cheaper near Kings Bay than Groton?
In many cases, yes — particularly when factoring in property taxes.