Located along Midway Church Road and Stewart Road in Pulaski County, Georgia, this 26.04 acre property offers a versatile combination of hunting, recreation, timber, existing utilities and potential for a future homestead or mini farm. Approximately 15 minutes from both Hawkinsville and Eastman, the property provides a rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns. The land consists primarily of natural mixed hardwood and pine timber. The southern portion features a pocket of mature hardwoods with numerous acorn-producing trees that provide a valuable seasonal food source for whitetail deer and other wildlife. The northern portion contains a greater concentration of pine timber, adding diversity to the habitat and providing additional cover for wildlife. For the hunter and land manager, several existing trails and openings provide access throughout the property and potential locations for wildlife food plots. Combined with the mature hardwoods, natural cover and strong whitetail deer genetics found in the surrounding area, these features create a solid foundation for managing the property for deer hunting and other outdoor recreation. The manageable acreage also makes it practical for an owner who wants to improve habitat, maintain trails and develop strategically placed hunting areas over time. Existing infrastructure adds to the property's versatility. Power and a water well are located near the center of the tract, and an equipment shed provides storage for a tractor, implements, ATVs, hunting equipment and other tools. An old home on the property has been partially demolished. The remaining structure and site should be evaluated by the buyer for cleanup, removal or potential future use of the area. In addition to its recreational value, the property may be worth considering for a future homestead, rural building site or small farm. With 26.04 acres, existing power, a well, equipment storage, wooded acreage and several openings, a buyer could explore opportunities for a homesite, garden, small pasture areas or other agricultural improvements. The combination of usable acreage and wooded privacy provides flexibility for someone looking to live on and manage their own piece of Middle Georgia land. Any proposed residential, agricultural or building use should be independently verified for permitting, soil suitability, utilities and applicable county requirements. The property was enrolled in Georgia's Conservation Use Valuation Assessment, commonly known as CUVA, in 2024. Prospective buyers should review the existing covenant, remaining term, transfer requirements and any potential penalties associated with a change in use prior to closing. Whether you are searching for Pulaski County hunting land, recreational acreage near Hawkinsville, land near Eastman, a potential Middle Georgia homesite or acreage for a small farm, this property offers several desirable features in one tract. Mature hardwoods, pine timber, wildlife habitat, food plot potential, existing trails, power, a water well and an equipment shed provide a strong starting point for the next owner to shape the property around their goals.