Lot 79

33.55 acres of Hill Country ranch land for sale on Tract 79 at Lohn Hollow Ranch, 9 miles north of Brady in McCulloch County, Texas, the geographic center of the state where the western edge of the Hill Country begins to roll. This tract takes the high road. It sits up on top of the plateau, fenced along its west side, with quiet access off the pipeline cul-de-sac, the kind of dead-end approach where the only traffic is the one truck headed to its own gate.

Stand on the high ground and you understand what you are buying. The land carries the easy roll that defines this part of Central Texas, with native pasture underfoot and draws that fall away toward the hardwood-lined hollows that gave the ranch its name. Live oak, post oak, and mesquite are scattered across the open grass, with elm, hackberry, and cedar filling in the thicker cover along the lower ground. In spring the native grasses come up green and the wildflowers follow. The mix of open pasture and brushy edge is exactly the habitat that holds game, and this is whitetail and Rio Grande turkey country, with dove and quail working the same ground.

The setting is hard to beat for a working corner of Texas. Brady is a short drive south for groceries, fuel, and a hardware store, close enough for the running around that ranch ownership requires, far enough out that the quiet stays quiet. San Antonio and Austin are each within a reasonable Saturday morning drive, which makes this the kind of place a person can build on, hunt over the long fall season, retire to, or hold for the family that comes after. The plateau homesite gives you a flat building spot up top with the views to go with it, and electric is available to the area to help make a home or cabin practical.

The practical picture is straightforward, the way ranch land ought to be. The tract is surveyed with marked boundaries, reached by deeded access off the cul-de-sac, and carried under light restrictions with no commercial hunting allowed, so the place stays a place to live and hunt rather than a business. Buyers should confirm electric service, any well or septic needs, and current ag or wildlife tax valuation for their own plans. Take your time and come see it. Walk the west fence line, stand on top, and pick the spot where the porch ought to face.