Lot 38

The draw on Tract 38 at Lohn Hollow Ranch runs the whole west side, a live water creek deep enough to swim in when the season is right. That is the feature worth leading with on this 11.83 acre tract of Hill Country transition ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, Texas, about 9 miles north of Brady. Water on your own boundary is a rare thing in this country, and here it comes without the brush fight most creekside ground demands. This piece has been thinned considerably. It still carries pockets of the live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar that give the ranch its character, but you can walk it open and read the ground without cutting your way through anything.

The land runs mostly flat from the creek on the west to the county road on the east, which is honest, workable footing. Flat ground with water at one edge and a graded road at the other is about as straightforward a piece as a person can ask for. You could set a homesite well back from the road, near enough to hear the creek in the quiet, and lay it out without a lot of dirt work ahead of you. The thinned brush leaves you options: keep it open for a little grazing, or let a few pockets grow back for cover. Either way, the bones are already here.

This is the western edge of the Hill Country, near the geographic center of Texas, genuine ranching country where native pasture meets brushy draw. Lohn Hollow as a whole carries a strong run of native wildlife, with whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail moving between the open ground and the thicker cover, and creek bottom is where they come to water. Brady sits a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and the everyday errands ranch life asks of you, and San Antonio or Austin are each within a reasonable Saturday drive when you need a city. That balance, real quiet without real isolation, is what this corner of the state offers.

The tract is surveyed with deeded access off the county road along the east line, so you know your corners and how you get to them before you ever stake a thing. Electric is available in this part of the ranch, which shortens the road from raw land to a place you can use. Light restrictions keep the neighbors honest, and there is no commercial hunting allowed. Owner financing is available, and buyers should confirm well, septic, and utility specifics as part of their own due diligence. If you have been waiting on a piece with live water and open, easy ground, come walk the creek and see how it sits.