Lot 68

Climb the steep, rocky incline on Tract 68 at Lohn Hollow Ranch and you reach something most raw land never gives you: a flat tabletop up top with the country falling away in every direction. This is 16.39 acres of Hill Country ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, Texas, about 9 miles north of Brady, near the geographic center of the state. The grade comes up sharp off the lower ground, the rock breaking through where the soil runs thin, and then it levels out into open, walkable high ground. Vegetation is light enough up there that you are not fighting brush to use the place, yet there is plenty of cover scattered across the tract to hold game and give it somewhere to hide. A live creek runs the land, the kind of water that pulls deer, turkey, and dove to it morning and evening.

The long views are the thing you will keep coming back to. From the flat crown of that incline you can read the rolling country for miles, the draws and hardwood-lined hollows that gave this ranch its name laid out below you, the light stretching long across the native grass at the end of the day. It is a vantage that makes the steep climb worth it, and it sets a clear, obvious place to think about a homesite or a camp where you wake up looking out over your own ground. Down off the high spot, the mix of open and brushy cover, paired with that live creek, is exactly the habitat that keeps whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail working the property instead of passing through.

McCulloch County sits on the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, where productive native pasture gives way to brushy ridges and rocky rises like this one. Brady is a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and a meal in town, so you keep your privacy without driving an hour for every errand. San Antonio and Austin are each within a reasonable Saturday drive, which makes this the kind of tract a person can hunt over the long fall season, build on, retire to, or hold and hand down. It carries the unhurried feel that brings owners back, year after year.

The practical side is straightforward. A new ranch road and powerlines run along the south edge of the tract, so access is in place and electric is within reach to keep building plans simple. The ranch is sold as surveyed tracts with light restrictions and no commercial hunting, which keeps the land quiet and your own. Buyers should confirm well, septic, utility, and access specifics as part of their own due diligence. Owner financing is available, which shortens the road from looking to owning. Come walk it, make the climb, and stand on that flat high ground to see how the country opens up.