Lot 71

20.37 acres of Hill Country ranch land for sale at Lohn Hollow Ranch in McCulloch County, Texas, 9 miles north of Brady, near the geographic center of the state. This tract sits where the rolling country of central Texas runs up against the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, with native pasture, hardwood-lined draws, and the kind of mixed terrain that has carried livestock and held wildlife for generations. Live oak, post oak, mesquite, and elm work across the property, giving you shade in the low ground and cover along the ridges.

The heart of Tract 71 is its stock tank pond, bigger than most you will find on this ranch. In the afternoon the plateau throws shade across the water, and that combination of cover and a dependable place to drink is exactly why the deer, turkey, dove, and quail keep working back to it. Stand near the tank on a still evening and you understand the value of the spot without anyone having to explain it. A few trails are already cut through the place, so you can reach the water and the back ridges without fighting brush or starting from scratch.

Brady is a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and the everyday things, while the ranch itself stays quiet and private. McCulloch County is honest ranching country, and this part of it gives you the rolling hills, native grasses, and open sky that draw people to the center of Texas in the first place. It is the kind of ground a person buys to hunt, to camp on weekends, to set a homesite on the high ground, or to hold and hand down. Light restrictions and a no commercial hunting rule across the ranch keep the surrounding tracts from turning into anything but what you came for.

The practical side is straightforward. The tract is surveyed with deeded access, electric is available to serve a future cabin or homesite (confirm service details with the provider), and the ranch carries light restrictions that protect your investment without tying your hands. Buyers should verify access, utilities, and any well or septic needs for their own plans. Owner financing keeps the door open for those who would rather not write one check.

This is a well-rounded piece of central Texas with water that already does its job. Come walk it, follow the cut trails to the back, and sit by the pond at last light to see for yourself.