Lot 28

Tract 28 at Lohn Hollow Ranch is a triangle of ground, and the shape is the honest place to start with this 25.82-acre piece of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady. Three lines, each doing its own work. The north line runs the longest and is fenced. The east line runs fenced along the county road, so you drive up to the property and know exactly where it begins from the first visit. The south line traces a pipeline right-of-way from the southeast corner up toward the point where it meets the north line, which means that entire southern edge sits cleared, an open lane you can drive without cutting a thing. And then there is the short west line, easy to overlook on a map but the part worth walking to. It hugs a live-edge creek, so you pick up a little creek frontage and some real shade back in that corner, water enough to cool off in if the day gives you reason.

The interior runs sparse and open, and that is the truth of it. Scattered cedars and mesquite stand loose across the ground with plenty of daylight between them, so you are not looking at a season of brush clearing before you can picture where a camp or a build ought to sit. About the center of the south line stands an old oak, the established kind worth leaving right where it is for shade and for the bones it gives the place. Where the north and south lines come together at the point, there is a hunting blind and feeder already set, a new fiberglass Honey Hole blind twelve feet high on steel stairs. That is a working setup ready to carry forward, a sign the ground has been hunted and a head start for anyone who wants to keep after the whitetail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail that move through this country.

McCulloch County sits at the geographic center of Texas, on the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone where native pasture gives way to brushy ridges and the hardwood-lined hollows the ranch takes its name from. Brady lies a short drive south for fuel, feed, and groceries, close enough for the practical runs and far enough that the quiet stays yours. The tract comes surveyed with deeded access off the county road, light restrictions, no commercial hunting, and owner financing to keep the terms straightforward. A buyer will want to confirm electric availability, well and septic, and the particulars of the pipeline easement as part of their own due diligence, and that is simply the right way to buy land like this.

What Tract 28 offers is a clean, open piece with fenced lines on two sides, a cleared southern edge you can drive, a standing oak at its heart, a little creek shade in the west corner, and a blind and feeder ready to work. Come walk the fence lines, follow the cleared south edge out to the point, and stand under the blind to see how the country lays out around you. It is the kind of tract a person can build on, hunt over, or hand down the family line, and it is ready when you are.