Lot 80

Tract 80 is 39.72 acres of Hill Country transition ranch land for sale at Lohn Hollow Ranch, nine miles north of Brady in McCulloch County, Texas, near the geographic center of the state. The land here climbs to a plateau, with a bluff anchoring one corner and giving you high ground to stand on and read the country around you. Below the rise, a good-sized natural pond sits at the heart of the tract. It is the kind of water that holds steady through the seasons and pulls game in morning and evening, and it gives the place its center. Around it runs a working mix of native pasture and brushy cover, the live oak, post oak, mesquite, and elm that define this western edge of the Hill Country.

That blend of open grass and thicker brush is what makes this stretch hunt so well. Whitetail deer move through the draws, Rio Grande turkey work the edges, and dove and quail use the pasture and cover together. The pond keeps them coming back. This is country that rewards a hunter who sits and watches, but it reads just as well to someone who wants a quiet recreational ranch, a weekend place, or ground to settle on for good.

Brady is a short drive south for fuel, groceries, and the everyday errands of ranch life, and you can reach San Antonio or Austin in roughly two and a half hours when you need a city. That balance, real seclusion without real isolation, is part of what the center of Texas offers. McCulloch County remains honest ranching country, and Lohn Hollow sits squarely in it. A place like this gives you room to build a home on the high ground, run a few head, hunt your own land, and hand it down to family in time.

The practical side is clean. The tract sits at the end of a cul-de-sac on a newly built road, so it is private with no through traffic past your gate. It is fenced on two sides, electric is available at the property, and the boundaries are surveyed. Light restrictions and a no commercial hunting policy keep the character of the ranch intact for everyone who owns here.

Come walk the plateau, stand at the bluff, and watch a sunset over the pond. The land tells its own story better than any listing can, and this one is worth the drive.