Lot 48

Come out here on an early morning after a spring rain, when the air still holds a little cool and the low place along the eastern side runs damp underfoot. That damp place is Cow Creek, which crosses roughly 460 ft of Tract 48 toward the east part of the property. Sit quiet by that bend and you'll see what the water pulls in. Deer step down to it. Birds work the timber along the bank. On 28.35 acres of ranch land for sale at Lohn Hollow Ranch in McCulloch County, that seasonal creek is the thing you'll remember a week after you've gone home, and it's roughly 9 miles up from Brady in the geographic center of Texas.

The land itself rolls easy, with about 28 ft of gentle fall spread across the whole tract. Nothing steep. You get just enough rise and drop to keep the ground interesting and to give the runoff somewhere to go when the weather turns. Stand on the higher part of the tract and you look out across a mix of pasture and cover, live oak and post oak, mesquite and elm, the kind of Central Texas mix that feeds the deer and holds the birds. Rio Grande gobblers move through this country. Dove and quail work the edges where grass meets brush.

Getting around on the place is about as simple as it comes. An existing dirt ranch road, close to 1,770 ft of it, runs the diagonal from the northeast corner clear down to the southwest corner, so you can reach both ends of the tract without cutting a fresh path. Follow it in from the new ranch road. That trail already lays out where a drive or a homesite approach could sit, and it gets you down close to the creek without fighting brush the whole way. Whether you build up on the higher ground for the view or tuck a cabin back toward the timber, the road already touches both.

Electric is available along much of this part of the ranch, which is worth confirming with us for this particular tract when you come out, and it matters if you're thinking about a weekend place or something you'll retire to down the road. The 28.35 acres carry surveyed boundaries, and the recorded survey and title work are what govern the lines, the creek's path, and the road, so we'll go over all of it with you before you sign anything. Restrictions here are kept light, with no commercial operations run on the land. We sell these tracts on owner financing with as little as 5% down, and Lohn Hollow keeps its terms plain.

What this tract gives you is a working piece of Central Texas with water in the low ground, easy terrain top to bottom, and a road already in place to reach all of it. Come see it in spring if you can, when the creek is most likely to be running and the wildflowers are up along the pasture. We'll walk the creek bend with you and you can see for yourself how the ground falls toward it. Wear boots that can take a little mud.