Lot 75

Across the road from Tract 75 at Lohn Hollow Ranch sits a pond, and that view of water is the easiest way into understanding this 15.78-acre piece of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, roughly 9 miles north of Brady. You do not own the water, but you own the sight of it and the wildlife that works it, and that changes how a piece of ground feels. Stand on the tract and look across to the pond, and you get the sense of a place that has habit and rhythm to it, game coming and going, cover close at hand, open grass where you want it.

The tract itself reads like honest Central Texas country, gently rolling terrain running through native pasture and the hardwood-lined hollows that give the ranch its name. Live oak, post oak, mesquite, and elm stand across the ground in the mix that holds up well in this part of the world, throwing shade in the open stretches and thickening into cover where game likes to hold. This is a manageable size, big enough to hunt and build and hand down, small enough to know every corner of by your second walk. It sits along the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, near the geographic center of Texas, where pasture gives way to brushier ground and the country keeps some genuine character to it.

Access and utilities are the practical strengths here. The tract carries county road frontage, so you drive in off a graded road and start reading the land the moment you step out of the truck, and electric is available in this part of the ranch, which makes planning a homesite or a weekend cabin a good deal simpler. Boundaries are surveyed, the ranch carries light restrictions with no commercial hunting, and owner terms can make the buy straightforward. A buyer should confirm electric service, septic, and any building plans directly, but the bones of an easy setup are already here.

Lohn Hollow holds a strong run of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail across its blend of open grass and thicker cover, and a tract with water in view and county road out front gives a person plenty of ways to use it. Brady sits a short drive south for fuel, feed, and supplies, close enough for convenience and far enough out for the quiet you came for. Come walk Tract 75 and see the country for yourself.