Located along gravel-surfaced Butler Road in Baldwin County, Georgia, this 164.69-acre tract offers a strong combination of timber, wildlife habitat, recreational features, and potential homesites. With power access already available and an established road and trail system, much of the infrastructure needed to use and manage the property is already in place. The majority of the acreage consists of planted longleaf pines established in 2014. Three hardwood draws run generally north to south through the tract and total approximately 27 acres. These hardwood corridors break up the pine stands and provide habitat diversity, natural travel corridors, and transition areas for wildlife. Multiple established food plots are located throughout the property, adding to its hunting and wildlife management potential. A high-voltage transmission line runs along the rear property line, creating an open corridor with longer sight lines. This area provides additional habitat diversity and opportunities for longer-range hunting setups where legally and safely appropriate. Access throughout the property is one of its strongest features. More than four miles of internal roads and trails provide convenient routes to the pine stands, hardwood draws, food plots, and other areas of the tract. This network is well-suited for hunting access, timber and wildlife management, ATV and UTV riding, hiking, and general property maintenance. The terrain is gently rolling, with the land generally falling toward the south. Some of the highest elevations are near Butler Road, where attractive potential homesites overlook the property. With electrical power already accessible, this portion of the tract offers options for a future residence, hunting cabin, equipment building, or other improvements, subject to applicable requirements. The combination of planted longleaf pine, mature hardwood areas, food plots, open transmission-line ground, and rolling topography gives the property a varied landscape within its 164.69 acres. The existing roads and trails make these different areas readily accessible while providing a solid foundation for continued timber and wildlife management. Located in the Milledgeville area of Central Georgia, the property is also within reach of Lake Sinclair, the Oconee River, and additional recreational opportunities found throughout the region. The location provides access to town while retaining the setting and acreage expected from a larger Baldwin County land tract. For buyers searching for Baldwin County land for sale, Georgia hunting land, timberland, recreational acreage, or a potential rural homesite, this property offers multiple uses on a single tract. Its 12-year-old longleaf pine stands, hardwood habitat, established food plots, power access, extensive internal trail system, and elevated building sites provide a practical starting point for hunting, recreation, timber management, and long-term land ownership.