Lot 19

Few tracts come to market this ready to use. Lot 19 at Lohn Hollow Ranch is 107.04 acres of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady, and the work most buyers spend years getting done has already been handled here. A new caliche road system runs through the place, the fencelines are cleared so you can drive every side and check your wire from the truck, and a fresh entrance comes straight in off the county road. Add a 3-bay shop with extra storage, two RV barns, a goat-shed style barn, and cattle pens built for sorting and working stock, and you have a ranch you could move onto and operate the same week you close.

Water and infrastructure carry the same theme. A large pond sits on the west side of the tract, and a stock tank gives livestock a second place to drink. A new pump house and well share serve the property, and electric is on site, which takes the guesswork out of powering a barn, a shop, or a future home. There is even a caliche pit on the place for pulling additional road base as you extend or maintain the roads, the kind of detail you only appreciate after you have hauled material in from somewhere else.

The ground itself reads true to this corner of Texas, the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone where McCulloch County marks the geographic center of the state. Open pastures run between stretches of thick brush, the cover that holds game and gives cattle their shade. The honest native mix of live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar works across the property, with seasonal grasses filling the open ground. Lohn Hollow carries a strong run of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail, so a tract this size gives you room to graze, hunt, and still keep plenty of quiet to yourself.

The practical picture is as straightforward as the land. The tract is surveyed and fenced on all four sides, reached by deeded access off the county road on the new caliche roads, and held under light restrictions with no commercial hunting. Owner financing is available, and ag or wildlife valuation is worth confirming as part of your own due diligence, along with the well, septic, and utility specifics. Brady sits a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and a meal, while San Antonio and Austin are each within a reasonable Saturday drive. Come walk the fencelines, look over the barns, and see how much of the heavy lifting is already done. This is a working ranch waiting on its next owner.