Lot 25

Flowing water runs the length of the west property line on Tract 25 at Lohn Hollow Ranch, and that creekfront is the reason to walk this 17.59-acre piece of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady. Live water is the rarest thing you can put a boundary on in this country, and here it defines the entire western edge of the tract. Stand at that line and the ground reads clear: water on one side, open pasture opening out behind you, and the mixed cover tucked into the far corners. A creek like this pulls game, holds green longer through a dry stretch, and gives a homesite or a camp something worth looking at every day of the year.

The tract sorts itself out plainly the moment you cover it. The north to northwest corner runs wide open, native pasture with a dozen cedar trees scattered loose across it, the kind of clean, uncluttered ground a person can plan on without a lot of clearing or dirt work. The east and south corners carry the other half of the story, thick and thin sections of brushy cover where whitetail and Rio Grande turkey work through and hold rather than pass by. In the middle, where the open grass gives way to the cover, the land moves through a long sweeping S, an easy transition that keeps the tract from ever reading flat and featureless. Open pasture, live water, and cover in one piece is a balanced hand for anyone weighing a hunting camp against a place to build.

The east line runs up against a county road, so access is straightforward and the boundary reads itself. This part of McCulloch County sits at the geographic center of Texas, along the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, genuine ranching country where native pasture meets brushy ridges and hardwood-lined hollows. Brady lies a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and the everyday running around, close enough to be handy without crowding the quiet. The tract is sold as a surveyed piece with deeded access, light restrictions and no commercial hunting, and owner financing is available. As with any raw land, a buyer will want to confirm utility availability, water, and any building plans for themselves before settling on a layout.

Water on the west line, open grass to the north, cover in the corners, and a road at your shoulder: Tract 25 gives you room to hunt it, build on it, or simply hold it and hand it down. Come walk the creek and read the ground for yourself.