Lot 52

You won't find a lodge here, or a stand of old oaks, or a creek to build a weekend story on. What Tract 52 asks of you is honest attention. It's 12.93 acres of plain, level ranch land for sale at Lohn Hollow Ranch in McCulloch County, the sort of parcel a person buys because they'd rather start with a blank page than pay for someone else's ideas. Some folks want a place that already tells them what to do with it. This one hands the decision back to you.

The lay of it is easy to read. Across the whole tract the elevation barely moves, no more than 7 ft from one end to the other, so you're standing on a spot that drains and grades without a fight. That kind of flat matters when you're picturing where a pad might set, where a barn would sit square, where a drive would run true without a cut or a fill. Nothing here has to be tamed first.

The shape is long and narrow. It's a form that suits a person who likes a little depth to their acreage, room to put the working part of the property at one end and keep the far reach quiet. You can pace it in a few minutes and know exactly what you own. There's a plainness to that, and plainness is the whole point.

This stretch of the ranch carries the same rangeland character that runs the property, gently rolling rangeland where the Hill Country loosens into productive Central Texas pasture. Post oak and mesquite, elm and hackberry work through this part of the county, and the wildlife moves the way it always has in this region: turkey, quail, the odd hog crossing at dusk. Electric service is in the picture here, and we'll show you where it comes in and what it would take to bring it to a homesite when you visit. Verify the particulars of any hookup with us before you plan around it.

The tract is surveyed with recorded boundaries, sold with light restrictions and no commercial hunting, and owner financing is on the table with as little as 5% down. Nine miles will put you back in Brady when you need fuel, feed, or a hot meal, and the rest of the time this end of McCulloch County keeps to itself. Wear boots you don't mind getting dusty and give us a call. We'll meet you at the gate and pace the long axis with you so you can see for yourself what a level, uncomplicated tract feels like underfoot.