Lot 76

Stand near the western edge of Tract 76 at Lohn Hollow Ranch, where the plateau drops off, and the country opens up in front of you for a long way out. This is 21.17 acres of Hill Country ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, Texas, nine miles north of Brady and close to the geographic center of the state. That drop is what defines this corner parcel. Watch the evening light stretch across the rolling ground and the draws below, and you understand quickly why a vantage like this stays with a buyer. Flatter ground never gives you that sense of openness, and on this tract it comes standard.

Behind the plateau edge, the land carries the western Hill Country character that runs through this part of the ranch. Native pasture works into brushy ridges and the hardwood-lined hollows that gave Lohn Hollow its name. Live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar spread across the ground, with native grasses and seasonal wildflowers filling in between. That blend of open grass and thicker cover is exactly the mix that holds game, and whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail all move through this country. For a hunter or a weekend rancher, a tract this size gives you plenty to work with, room to set a stand near the cover and read the deer as they travel between the open and the brush.

Access sets this piece apart as much as the view does. Two new ranch roads meet at the corner, which means generous frontage and real freedom in where you set an entrance. You might build a homesite back off the road for privacy, or tuck a cabin closer to the plateau edge to keep that long look out your window. Electric is available to the tract, so power for a homestead or a weekend place is within reach. As with any raw land, a buyer will want to confirm well, septic, and utility specifics as part of their own due diligence before committing to a plan.

Lohn Hollow Ranch is sold as surveyed tracts with deeded access and light restrictions, and no commercial hunting is allowed, which keeps the country quiet and the neighbors few. McCulloch County is genuine ranching territory, close enough to Brady for fuel, groceries, and the errands of everyday life, far enough out to keep the peace. A parcel like this works as a hunting base, a place to build, or a piece of Texas to hold and hand down over the years. Come walk the corner, stand at the edge of the plateau, and see how the land sits for yourself.