Lot 39

Cow Creek is what you notice first on Tract 39 at Lohn Hollow Ranch. Along the west side of this 19.12-acre piece of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, the channel carries a stretch of deep, standing water, deep enough that a person could take a swim on a hot afternoon. Creeks in this country run seasonally rather than steady, so the water rises and falls with the rains, but a hole that holds like this one is a real feature to build a place around. Walk the creek line and you read the fall of the land honestly, following where the water wants to go and watching how game lines up to reach it.

Away from the channel the ground rolls gentle and even, with roughly twenty feet of fall across the whole tract, nothing that fights a truck or a plan. The country carries the familiar Central Texas mix that gives Lohn Hollow its name, live oak and post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar standing between pockets of native grass. That blend of water down one side, open ground to work with, and cover for game gives a buyer more than one way to use the place, whether the aim is a homesite set back off the creek, a hunting camp, or ground to hand down. Lohn Hollow carries a strong run of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail across its pasture and brush, and a tract with a deep creek hole on it holds game the way water always does out here.

The tract fronts CR 300 for roughly 720 feet along its east side, so it sits within easy reach off a county road rather than buried at the back of the ranch. Fencing is mapped along most of the perimeter, including the north and east, though the recorded survey is what governs the boundary, and every tract we sell is surveyed. Access and boundary details come from the deed and plat, and we will walk you through them so you know exactly what you are buying before you stake a corner. This is McCulloch County, near the geographic center of Texas along the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, with Brady about nine miles south for fuel, groceries, and a meal, and San Antonio and Austin both a straightforward drive when you want them.

This is a well-rounded piece with a genuine water feature, county road frontage, and gentle ground that does not ask much of you before you can put it to use. Light restrictions and no commercial hunting keep the neighbors honest and the place quiet. Come walk the creek, stand where the water pools, and picture the rest for yourself. We are glad to meet you on the ground and answer whatever questions the walk raises.