Lot 6

Tract 6 at Lohn Hollow Ranch measures 20.37 acres of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady, laid out in a near-perfect square with county road frontage along its south line. There is an honesty to a square parcel that a buyer learns to appreciate. The corners are easy to find, the boundaries are easy to picture, and you spend less time fighting the shape of the ground and more time deciding what to do with it. Walk this one and the first thing you register is how level it lies. This is mostly flat country, comfortable underfoot, without the dirt work steeper tracts ask of you before you can set a thing.

The brush runs the way brush runs in this part of Texas, thick in some pockets and thinner in others, so you get both the cover that holds game and the open spaces that let you move and see. What ties it together is the network of trails already worked through the tract. Follow them and the place feels considerably larger than its acreage, opening one stretch of ground at a time rather than showing you everything at once. That sense of interior privacy is worth having. You can drive the trails on a first visit, learn how the tract sits, and read the cover before you ever stake a corner. The timber carries the familiar Central Texas mix that gives Lohn Hollow its character, live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar, with native grasses filling the open ground between.

This is the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, near the geographic center of Texas, genuine ranching country where productive pasture gives way to brushy cover and the hardwood-lined hollows that named the ranch. Lohn Hollow as a whole supports a strong run of native wildlife, with whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail moving between the open grass and the thicker brush, and the mixed cover on a tract like this is exactly the kind that keeps game working the ground morning and evening. Brady sits a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and the everyday errands, close enough for the running around ranch ownership requires and far enough out that the quiet stays quiet. San Antonio and Austin are each within a reasonable Saturday drive, which makes this the kind of place a person can build on, hunt through a long fall season, or hold and hand down.

The practical side is straightforward. The tract is surveyed with deeded county road frontage on the south, which gives you a clear place to put an entrance and a ready feel for how the land meets the road. Lohn Hollow is sold with light restrictions and no commercial hunting, and owner financing is available to keep the terms simple. Buyers should confirm electric, well, septic, and access details as part of their own due diligence. Come walk the trails, follow them out to the far corners, and see how much country fits inside twenty honest acres. This one rewards the walk.