Lot 78

43.41 acres of Hill Country ranch land for sale at Lohn Hollow Ranch, Tract 78, in McCulloch County, Texas. This tract sits on what may be the highest ground on the ranch, where rolling terrain opens up and the country stretches out in long views across the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone. Stand on the high points here and you can read the land in every direction, draws and ridges and the soft line of distant hills.

The groundwork is already done on this one, which is rare to find. Several senderos are cut clean through the brush, giving you ready lines to walk, hunt, or run a fence, and three burn piles mark earlier clearing. Native cover holds strong across the tract, a working mix of live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, and cedar that shelters whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail. A ranch herd tends to gather in this country, drawn to the shade, and that says plenty about what the cattle already know. The land is fully fenced along the west, with a pipeline right-of-way running the north line.

McCulloch County is genuine ranching country, the kind of place where Central Texas character meets the western reach of the Hill Country. Brady sits just nine miles south for fuel, feed, groceries, and the everyday business of running a place, yet the tract itself keeps its privacy and quiet. San Antonio and Austin are each an easy drive when you need the city, but out here the country sets the pace. This is land that can carry a homesite on the high ground, a hunting camp built around the senderos, or a family ranch held and handed down for years to come.

The practical picture is straightforward. The tract is surveyed with marked boundaries, carries light restrictions with no commercial hunting allowed, and qualifies for the kind of ag and wildlife use that keeps this country working. Buyers will want to confirm electric availability, water, and access details for this specific tract, and we are glad to walk you through what we hold.

• The highest ground on the ranch, with long views
• Senderos already cut through the brush
• Whitetail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail
• West fence line in place
• Light restrictions, no commercial hunting

Come walk the high ground, follow the cut lines through the oaks, and see the country for yourself. Land like this, with the early work already behind it, does not sit long.