Lot 62

Water is the reason this piece looks the way it does. A couple of creeks cut across Tract 62 at Lohn Hollow Ranch and pull their runoff toward the southeast corner, and that draining water has done the planting for you. The banks and low spots grew up thick. Cedar, brush, and trees crowd the drainages, standing tall where the moisture collects, and the whole 13.4 acres of ranch land for sale in McCulloch County reads greener and denser than the dry ridges you find elsewhere out here. The creek closest to the corner covers roughly 60 feet of the tract as it heads for that low point.

Think about what that cover buys you. Deer and turkey favor the thick draws when the sun climbs, and a place that grows its own screen is a place that holds game without you lifting a finger. You could sit the edge of one of these creek lines at first light and let the animals come to the water and the shade. The brush isn't a chore here. It's habitat, and it came free with the runoff.

The southeast corner is where you get in. It ties into the new caliche road at the cul-de-sac, so your turn-off is at the quiet end of things rather than out on a busy stretch. Caliche holds up when the weather turns, and a corner sitting on a bulb of road means you aren't fighting anybody for the frontage. That's your drive in. That's where a gate would go, and where the culvert crossings already read on the ground.

The tract lies close to level, only around 9 feet of fall from one side to the other, which makes it easy to move across on foot or by truck and easy to sit a pad on high enough to stay out of the wet. There's fence running the west side. The recorded survey and the title work settle exactly where the corners fall, and we'll walk those with you.

Electric service is in this part of the ranch, and you'll want to confirm the particulars of bringing it to your spot with us when we meet. This is McCulloch County, the middle of Texas, with the roll of the Hill Country transition starting to show in the terrain. Rules on the place are kept minimal, and there's no commercial outfitting allowed, so the country stays yours and stays quiet.

Owner financing is on the table here, with as little as 5% down, and the full terms print alongside this page. Come see it after a good rain if you can. That's when the creeks show you what they do and the draws are at their thickest. Wear boots you don't mind getting muddy, and we'll take you down to the southeast corner where the water goes.