Lot 2

Tract 2 at Lohn Hollow Ranch is 15.77 acres of hunting and homestead land for sale in McCulloch County, Texas, about 9 miles north of Brady and close to the geographic center of the state. This stretch sits along the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, and you feel that mix the moment you step onto it. Lush native fields open across the tract, broken by good tree cover, and a small hill rises to give the land its shape and a quiet vantage over the surrounding country. Stand up top and you can read the whole place, the way the grass runs to the timber and the draws fall away toward the horizon.

This is honest hunting ground. Whitetail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail work the seams where open pasture meets thicker cover, and the lot is already set up for opening morning. An 18-foot blind and a quality deer feeder are in place, so a buyer can be in the stand the first season rather than spending a year building out. The same blend of field and brush that holds wildlife also makes the land pleasant to simply walk, watch, and come back to weekend after weekend.

Brady is a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and the rest of small-town life, while the tract itself keeps its privacy and its quiet. A brand-new cul-de-sac brings clean, easy access right to the property, the kind of approach that holds up to a truck and trailer in any season and makes the difference between a place you visit and a place you actually use. Whether the plan is a weekend hunting camp, a year-round homestead, or a piece to hand down to family, the bones are here.

Light restrictions and no commercial hunting keep the surrounding ranch settled and unhurried, so the deer aren't pressured and the country stays the way you bought it. Boundaries are surveyed and the terms are straightforward, and buyers should confirm electric availability, water, and any building plans for their own use. Lohn Hollow is one of the more authentic ranching regions left in Central Texas, and tracts like this don't come along often. Come walk it, climb the hill, and picture the fields, the trees, and the view from the top.