McCulloch County, Texas Land For Sale (111 results)

Priced at $3,100.00 per acre INTRODUCTION: "Price Reduction" Elm Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own a large, well-put-together ranch in the geographic center of Texas. Spanning 2,165± acres in McCulloch County, this property brings together a strong mix of usable land, water, and wildlife. It is well suited for hunting, recreation, ranching, or long-term ownership. LOCATION: The ranch is located in northwest McCulloch County, approximately 1 mile north of Lohn, Texas. It sits just 1 mile from HWY 283, giving you quick access without the noise or traffic of being directly on the highway. Drive times are roughly 150 miles from both Austin and San Antonio, and about 170 miles from Fort Worth. Brady is conveniently 14 miles away and offers groceries, medical services, lodging, and restaurants. The property has approximately 2 miles of frontage on FM 2635 (asphalt), 3 miles of frontage on CR 320, and additional frontage on CR 314. Curtis Field Airport, located near Brady, features a lighted 4,600-foot asphalt runway. TERRAIN & LAND: The land offers a good mix of productive bottomland, rolling terrain, and higher points with wide views. Elevation changes across the ranch reach up to 100 feet, with the highest point around 1,550 feet above sea level. Two creeks run through the property, with both sides of each creek located within the ranch. Little Elm Creek winds through the south end for over 1.5 miles, while Big Elm Creek runs through the north end for approximately 0.6 miles. These creek areas add character and help support wildlife. The ranch is primarily mesquite with native brush, along with scattered live oaks and a few cedar elms along the creek bottoms. Soil types across the property include Frio, Nuvalde, Mereta, Speck, Tarrant, Rowena clay loams, and the Reap-Leeray complex. The ranch features numerous fields, with several planted in coastal grass and others planted for hay production. WATER: The ranch has strong surface water for the area, with 20 stock ponds located throughout, including one that is approximately 5 acres in size. Big Elm Creek and Little Elm Creek both hold water after rains, adding an additional 2–3 acres of surface water. These creeks also present several areas that may be suitable for future lake sites, depending on a buyer’s plans. The ranch has three water wells: one with an electric submersible pump, one with a windmill, and one without a pump. There is also water connected through Millersview-Doole Water Supply Corporation at the FM 2635 entrance. WILDLIFE: The ranch has been managed with wildlife in mind and supports a healthy population of native species. The property has whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, coyotes, bobcats, and foxes. It is also not uncommon to see coveys of bobwhite quail while traveling through the ranch. IMPROVEMENTS: On the west side of the ranch sits the original headquarters, which includes two older ranch houses, several barns and outbuildings, and steel working pens suitable for a large-scale cattle operation. The ranch has approximately 2 miles of high fence along the west side and about 7 miles of low perimeter fencing. Interior cross fencing is in place to allow for rotational grazing. A well-maintained road system provides access throughout the property. Single-phase electricity is available on site. 3 sets of cattle pins. AREA HISTORY: Established in 1856 and named after Texas Ranger and U.S. Marshal Benjamin McCulloch, McCulloch County sits in the geographic center of Texas. The area has a long history rooted in ranching and agriculture. Native American tribes, including the Tonkawa, Lipan Apache, and Comanche, once lived in this region, drawn by the wildlife and water. By the late 1800s, settlers moved in to raise cattle, sheep, and goats. Brady became the county seat in 1876 and later grew into a strong agricultural hub. Today, the area remains known for its ranching heritage, open land, and rural lifestyle. TAXES: The property is currently under a 1-D-1 Agricultural Valuation for property tax purposes. PRICE: $7,566,675 ($3,495 per acre) TERMS: Cash at closing RANCHLAND REAL ESTATE, LLC Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact, and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Ranchland Real Estate. If a Buyer Prospect makes initial contact with Ranchland Real Estate and then later brings in other broker, after the fact, the other broker shall not be entitled to fee participation and the buyer shall be responsible for paying the other brokers fee, if any. Prospective Texas real estate buyers are advised that properties may be affected by various factors, including natural events, human activities, and more. These factors encompass, but are not limited to, droughts, weather-related incidents, diseases (e.g., Oak Wilt, Anthrax, Chronic Wasting Disease), invasive species, unlawful trespassing, actions of prior owners, neighboring properties, and government actions. It is recommended that potential buyers thoroughly research any concerns related to a specific property to ensure their satisfaction. The Information provided herein is deemed accurate, but subject to errors, omissions, price changes, prior sale, or withdrawal. Ranchland Real Estate and broker agents licensed by Ranchland Real Estate does not guarantee or is anyway responsible for the accuracy or completeness of information, and provides said information without warranties of any kind. Please verify all facts.

Tract 25 Lohn Hollow Ranch with Cow Creek Running through it. Lohn Hollow Ranch is located just 9 miles north of Brady, Texas in the heart of McCulloch County. This area is known as the geographic center of Texas and sits within the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, offering a beautiful blend of rolling terrain, productive native pasture, and classic Central Texas character. The ranch features gently rolling hills, scenic draws, and hardwood-lined hollows that give the property its name. The terrain varies from open native grass pastures ideal for livestock and wildlife to brush-covered ridges providing excellent cover and habitat. Native vegetation includes live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar, along with seasonal wildflowers and native grasses that thrive in this well-balanced ecosystem. Lohn Hollow supports an excellent population of native wildlife including whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, and feral hogs. The diverse mix of open pasture and thicker cover creates prime hunting opportunities while also making the property equally attractive as a recreational ranch, weekend getaway, or long-term investment hold. Convenient access to Brady provides nearby amenities while still offering privacy and seclusion. The property’s topography, views, and native beauty make it an outstanding candidate for a homesite, family ranch, or legacy property in a highly desirable and central Texas location. Lohn Hollow Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a scenic, well-rounded ranch property in one of the most authentic ranching regions of Texas.

Hurtado Ranch consists of approximately 196 acres located in McCulloch County, Texas, just 5.5 miles northwest of Brady. The property offers approximately 1.4 miles of frontage along US Highway 87, providing convenient access and multiple entry points. In addition to the main gated entrance, there are three additional access points along the highway, allowing for flexible ingress and egress. Improvements on the ranch include a recently remodeled ranch house of approximately 1,500 square feet. The home provides functional living space suitable for weekend use or extended stays. Also located on the property is a 2,500 square foot shop building that can support equipment storage, maintenance, or other operational needs. Three sets of full RV hookups are in place, offering additional accommodations for guests or extended use. The property is fully enclosed with new perimeter fencing. The land features a mix of native habitat and open areas that support a variety of uses. A wet-weather creek runs through the central portion of the ranch, contributing to surface water flow during periods of rainfall. There are four earthen tanks distributed across the property, providing water sources for wildlife and livestock. Two of the ponds contain bass and panfish. Wildlife commonly observed on the ranch includes white-tailed deer, axis deer, turkey, quail, dove, and ducks. The property is equipped with multiple established blinds and feeder setups, which support hunting activities. The combination of water features, vegetation, and open areas creates a setting suitable for recreational use, hunting, and agricultural operations. The property's layout and access also lend themselves to livestock grazing or small-scale farming practices. Located within a short drive of Brady, the ranch benefits from proximity to local services, dining, and supply stores while maintaining a rural setting. The propertys frontage along a major highway and multiple improvements contribute to its usability for a range of applications. Hurtado Ranch presents an opportunity to acquire a well-located property with existing infrastructure, diverse terrain, and accessibility in McCulloch County. DETAILS: - 196 acres in McCulloch County, Texas - Located 5.5 miles northwest of Brady - Approximately 1.4 miles of US Highway 87 frontage - 1,500 sq ft remodeled ranch house - 2,500 sq ft shop building - Three full RV hookup sites - New perimeter fencing - Four earthen tanks and wet weather creek - Wildlife includes White-tailed deer, Axis, turkey, quail, dove, and ducks - Established blinds and feeder setups The information contained herein is deemed reliable but is not warranted or guaranteed by the Broker, its Agents, or the Seller. Access to property, access to utilities, or any measurements including but not limited to, acreage, square footage, frontage, and mapping boundary lines shared herein has not been independently verified and is for purposes of marketing only. If exact measurements, access to property, or access to utilities is a concern, the property should be independently measured or investigated by the prospective buyer.

High Mesa Ranch | McCulloch County, Texas | 450± Acres Sitting in a very pristine and private setting in southern McCulloch County is the High Mesa Ranch (located in the heart of Texas). With breathtaking long-range views in every direction, and transitioning into large live oaks with plenty native habitat to consider this a truly raw and unspoiled piece of the Texas Hill Country. The natural beauty and rugged character of the land create the perfect canvas for a buyer to shape and develop the ranch exactly the way they envision. Whether you are looking for a private hunting retreat, recreational getaway, future homesite, or investment property, High Mesa Ranch offers endless possibilities. From nearly every point on the ranch, the elevated mesa-top setting provides incredible building sites and panoramic views that stretch for miles, or if you want to have your headquarters in a low-lying area with more live oak cover, the choices are plentiful. The ranch is blessed with a very good Hickory Aquifer well, and the abundance of water to expand this can be done because the volume of the well is strong. Because there is a strong aquifer beneath the ranch, the ability to drill more wells on the ranch can be done but is not necessarily needed. I consider the potential underground water a true benefit to the ranch. Wildlife is abundant throughout this area of McCulloch County. The ranch is home to large native whitetail deer, plentiful wild turkey, strong dove hunting, scattered quail, and a variety of native Hill Country wildlife. The property features a beautiful mix of rugged terrain, native brush, and impressive hardwood cover, giving it the feel of a true untouched Texas ranch. If you’ve been searching for an end-of-the-road ranch with privacy, exceptional views, and the freedom to create something special, High Mesa Ranch deserves your attention. Properties with this kind of raw beauty and potential are becoming harder to find. The raw beauty mixed with wonderful wildlife habitat and views from up on top of the mesa and the privacy that comes from being in the middle of larger ranches make this an attractive property for the person that likes to start with a blank slate.

1456 US Highway 283 | Brady, Texas | McCulloch County Welcome to a truly exceptional Texas estate where luxury living meets the beauty and tranquility of the Hill Country. Tucked behind an electric gated entrance, this 40+ acre property showcases the pride of ownership that is evident from the moment you arrive. Meticulously maintained and in immaculate condition, this custom 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Austin stone home offers timeless craftsmanship, thoughtful updates, and an unmatched setting. Recent improvements include a new roof (2024) along with tasteful interior updates completed within the last year, including fresh interior paint, updated ceiling fans, and new toilets. Every detail reflects quality and care, making this home truly move-in ready. Designed for both comfort and entertaining, the home is complemented by an attached 2-car garage featuring professionally coated floors. An additional garage provides ideal storage for a golf cart or ATV and includes stair access to a spacious decked attic, offering abundant storage or future expansion possibilities. The grounds are every bit as impressive as the home itself. Fenced and beautifully landscaped with flower beds accented by vibrant sages and roses, the property is supported by an extensive programmable Rain Bird irrigation system with more than 90 sprinkler heads, ensuring the landscaping remains as pristine as the home. Spend evenings gathered around the custom granite-topped fire pit featuring a unique arrowhead cutout, or relax in the Vita Spa seven-person hot tub while taking in Texas sunsets and star-filled skies. One of the true highlights of this extraordinary estate is the spectacular lodge-style guest house, a showpiece that must be experienced to be appreciated. Rich in character and craftsmanship, it features a one-of-a-kind hand-carved entry door depicting majestic elk, soaring vaulted ceilings, a striking antler chandelier, a massive gas-lit stone fireplace, and a granite bar adorned with intricate carved wildlife scenes. The lodge also includes a private bedroom, full bath, 2-car garage with shop area, and an oversized RV/trailer bay, creating endless possibilities for entertaining guests, multi-generational living, or a private retreat. The 40+ acres offer the perfect blend of beauty, privacy, and functionality. A natural habitat of oak trees, native mesquite, and cactus provides exceptional cover and forage for whitetail deer and other native wildlife. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the four-stall metal barn with concrete feed and tack room, concrete hay area, fenced and cross-fenced pastures, a scenic walking and horseback riding trail around the property's perimeter, and a dedicated plowed arena perfect for practicing barrel racing or other equestrian disciplines. A small pond further enhances both the wildlife habitat and the peaceful setting. Whether you're seeking an elegant full-time residence, an equestrian estate, or a private Hill Country retreat with first-class guest accommodations, this exceptional property offers a rare combination of luxury, functionality, recreation, and natural beauty that is seldom found in today's market. A list of furnishings, equipment, and select personal property that may be negotiated separately or purchased with the property is available upon request.

Heritage Ranch is located just west of the town of Brady, known as “The Heart of Texas”. Game on the ranch includes healthy population of Axis, whitetail deer, feral hogs, turkey, quail and dove. Fallow deer have also been seen on the property. Water wells in the area range anywhere from 300-600 feet and electricity is available to many parcels on the ranch. The terrain on the ranch varies from level to gently rolling with vegetation consisting of mainly large Oak and Mesquite trees with native brush. Heritage Ranch was once part of the historic Ford Ranch, where the world famous “Brady Buck” was harvested. Brady Creek Reservoir (2,020 surface acres) is just a few miles away for boating, water skiing, and fishing. Owner financing is available with 5% down, 30 year term, no prepayment penalties and no credit check. Call today to setup an appointment to view the brand new to the market Heritage Ranch! Discounts are available for former and current Military. High speed fiber optic internet available. Travis Browning Tuck grew up in Kerrville, Texas where he spent most of his time playing baseball, hunting, and fishing in the Hill Country and the Texas Coast. Travis graduated from the University of Texas after obtaining a degree in Corporate Communications. During his time at UT he was very involved with the University being one of the selected Texas Cowboys and an active member in the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. After completing his degree he began selling residential real estate in Austin and the Texas Hill Country. Travis comes from a family of four generations of real estate development and ranch sales. Travis' passion and knowledge of Texas ranches will ensure a rewarding and enjoyable experience in acquiring your piece of Texas!

This 917± acre ranch in McCulloch County offers a compelling blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunity, and long-term versatility. With rolling terrain, water features, and established improvements, the property is well suited for those seeking a private Texas ranch for hunting, fishing, agricultural use, or long-term ownership. The land features approximately 500 feet of elevation change, creating scenic views and varied topography that supports both wildlife habitat and practical land use. Multiple stocked ponds are positioned throughout the property, enhancing both the recreational experience and overall usability of the ranch. The property has been maintained with a focus on function and flexibility, supporting: Hunting and outdoor recreation Agricultural or grazing operations Long-term land investment and appreciation Existing improvements include a primary residence and hunting cabins, along with well water and access to public electricity, providing a strong foundation for continued use or future customization. In addition, the property includes established infrastructure that contributes to ongoing income through wind energy production, helping offset ownership costs while preserving the underlying land value. 100% of wind rights included in sale. Details available upon request. Well Details: - Hickory Well - ~1 mile deep - 300 gallons/minute output - ~8,000 gallons of water storage on property Doole/Millersview Public Water access is also available if desired. Structures on property: - 5 bed/3 bath home with oversized 3 car garage and workshop space - Two hunting cabins with room to sleep over a dozen people - Two open air metal structures for parking jeeps, ATVs, feeders, tractors, and other equipment - Large barn for workspace and storage - 2 sets of pens for sheep/cattle - 2 covered docks on larger stocked fishing pond - Deer blinds dotted throughout the property for hunting, wildlife viewing - Recently renovated deck overlooking cliffs and directly off of the primary bedroom of the main house Owner financing available. Contact Tracey Kiesling at 325-456-8226 to schedule a tour.

Lohn Hollow Ranch is located just 9 miles north of Brady, Texas in the heart of McCulloch County. This property borders the cow creek. This area is known as the geographic center of Texas and sits within the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, offering a beautiful blend of rolling terrain, productive native pasture, and classic Central Texas character. The ranch features gently rolling hills, scenic draws, and hardwood-lined hollows that give the property its name. Native vegetation includes live oak, post oak, mesquite, elm, hackberry, and cedar, along with seasonal wildflowers and native grasses that thrive in this well-balanced ecosystem. Lohn Hollow supports an excellent population of native wildlife including whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, and feral hogs. The diverse mix of open pasture and thicker cover creates prime hunting opportunities while also making the property equally attractive as a recreational ranch, weekend getaway, or long-term investment hold. Convenient access to Brady provides nearby amenities while still offering privacy and seclusion. The propertys topography, views, and native beauty make it an outstanding candidate for a homesite, family ranch, or legacy property in a highly desirable and central Texas location. Lohn Hollow Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a scenic, well-rounded ranch property in one of the most authentic ranching regions of Texas. Owner financing is offered for 5% down with notes up to 30 years. Discounts for Veterans and military members! Give Tyler a call at 817-454-3173 for more information or to schedule a showing on this beautiful ranch!

The Miller Ranch is located just outside of Brady, Texas. This is significant because Brady is a small conservative town in a conservative area. People are generally neighborly and there is not much crime here. There are good restaurants of several varieties and convenient shopping as well. And Brady is known for good hunting, good eating, and country music. This ranch we have available is a great blend of town and country . It is in the country, yet very convenient to town. It has newer improvements including a custom home with a 50 x 36 great room, shops, a guest house, a meeting facility with a full kitchen, and equipment shed. Improved genetic deer, bird hunting area, ATV and hiking roads and a salt water swimming pool altogether make this a really nice property for recreation, relaxation and enjoying the Hill Country. Plus, it is less than 10 minutes to Brady Lake, a 2,000 acre bass fishing lake that is very lightly used. And its just about 45 minutes to the hottest bass fishing lake in the country, Lake Ivie. The Kitchen is roomy and has 2 islands with marble counters. It has a gas range and oven, along with a convection oven and microwave. The adjacent large pantry has ample storage capacity. The master suite is 36 feet long, and the bathroom has a dressing area, privacy room, and large walk-in shower. The ranch has some acreage cleared of brush and mowed around the headquarters, while the majority of the acreage has been left natural. There are numerous live oak trees, mesquite and native brush for deer habitat.

Most of the land at Lohn Hollow Ranch asks you to imagine what you would build. Lot 13 hands you the headquarters already standing. This is the flagship tract, 123.25 acres of Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, about 9 miles north of Brady near the geographic center of the state, and the heart of it is a recently built custom lodge. Single-story and wrapped in native limestone, the home carries a deep covered porch on heavy timber posts, the kind of porch where a morning coffee turns into an hour of watching the country wake up. Inside, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors an open great room under vaulted beamed ceilings, with stained concrete floors running throughout and reclaimed-wood accent walls warming the space. The great room flows into a white kitchen with butcher-block counters and stainless appliances, and the bedrooms are laid out to sleep a crowd, so the place works equally well as a year-round base or a hunting camp ready for opening weekend. Step off the porch and the land does its part. The tract rolls through brush country where mesquite, cedar, and live oak give way to native grasses, and cut senderos lace the place for easy driving and clean shooting lanes. Two ponds and a working water well anchor the water, and electric is already in place, which is no small thing on country that usually arrives raw. The high ground opens to long views across the surrounding hills. Stand up there on a still morning and you understand why this corner of Texas has been ranched for generations, and why a buyer would want to do the same. McCulloch County sits on the western edge of the Hill Country transition zone, and the ground here shows that character, gently rolling, brush-covered, and rich with cover. Lohn Hollow carries the region's native wildlife, with whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail moving across the mix of open grass and thicker brush. Brady is a short drive south for fuel, feed, groceries, and a meal in town, while the ranch itself holds onto its privacy. San Antonio and Austin are each roughly two and a half to three hours away, close enough for the weekend run, far enough that the quiet stays quiet. Like every Guadalupe Ranch Co. property, Lot 13 is a fully surveyed tract with deeded access on graded ranch roads and light restrictions, with no commercial hunting. A pipe entrance gate and net wire fencing finish the package. We are both the seller and the lender, with owner financing serviced in-house, which keeps the terms straightforward and the conversation direct. Buyers should still confirm well, septic, and utility specifics as part of their own due diligence. What sets Lot 13 apart on this ranch: - Turnkey custom limestone lodge with stone fireplace and covered porch - Two ponds and a working water well, electric in place - Cut senderos through mesquite, cedar, and live oak - Whitetail, Rio Grande turkey, dove, and quail If you have been waiting for a turnkey ranch in the heart of Texas, one where the hard part is already finished, walk Lot 13 and see it for yourself. Call to set up a time to drive the property and talk terms.

Brady Creek Ranch is a beautiful 295-acre hunting and cattle ranch located on the McCulloch/Concho County line. Nestled just within miles of the small town of Melvin, TX, this property offers an array of features that will captivate both outdoor enthusiasts and discerning ranch buyers. Upon entering the ranch, you will first notice the beautiful rolling hills and massive live oaks that exist throughout the property. On this gorgeous property, the first house is an older 1500 sq ft rock home that is the prime set up for a weekend getaway or a hunting cabin. The other house on the property is a newer modular home. This property has multiple cattle corrals and has over two hundred acres of high fence running through the property with the perfect set up for a large-scale cattle/exotic operation. The property also offers plenty of water with Brady Creek running through part of it along with a solar powered well that is connected to four large storage tanks. The diverse landscape provides a rich habitat for wildlife, including axis and whitetail deer, dove, quail, and turkey. To enhance the hunting experience, deer feeders and hunting blinds are thoughtfully placed throughout the property, offering prime opportunities to observe and harvest the abundant game. Whether you seek a hunting retreat, an exotic/whitetail breeding operation or a cattle operation, Brady Creek Ranch is the perfect property for prime country living. With the abundant wildlife, and breathtaking views this ranch represents the opportunity to own a true Texas treasure.

The High View River Ranch is your opportunity to own a remarkable live water piece of Texas real estate! This 115 acre ranch boasts 3800+ feet of San Saba river frontage and offers multiple hilltop views of the beautiful Heart of Texas area. It is located in Voca,TX on Highway 71 between Llano and Brady making it a perfect gateway to all that central Texas has to offer. The terrain features rolling elevations that vary from a low of 1500 feet along the water, to highs of 1590 feet, creating scenic meadows and huge views throughout. Ancient Live Oaks, Shin Oak, native Pecan and Mesquite trees create private park-like settings along the riverbanks. The ranch is rectangular in shape and fenced on 4 sides with two entrances from Highway 71. Agricultural exemption for property taxes, electricity and a water well (100gpm) are already in place. Access to portions of the river have recently been cleared, as well as a roadway across the length of the ranch for ATV and vehicle travel. Wear your boots and be ready to explore the various features this unique property has to offer. Hunting, fishing, swimming and searching for arrowheads are a few things that come to mind. Recreational use, residential or event venue- make this peaceful 115 acre ranch the idyllic river ranch you've always wanted. The owner has taken careful consideration to reveal the possibilities this ranch has to offer, the rest is up to you! Located in Voca, TX (McCulloch County): 13 miles from Brady, 59 miles from Brownwood, 67 miles from Fredericksburg and 115 miles from Austin. Contact listing agent Bryan Alexander for details # 281-851-0528 Amanda Andrews is the Broker at Thousand Hills Realty. She began her real estate career shortly after graduating from high school in her hometown of Manor, TX starting Thousand Hills Realty. Thousand Hills Realty is based in Llano county with a team of agents spanning across the central Texas and Hill Country area. Here to make your next real estate deal happen, give us a call!

This exceptional high-fence ranch that was once part of the Ford Ranch, located just 5 miles south of Melvin, Texas, offers an incredible setup for hunting and ranching enthusiasts. With blacktop and county road frontage, an improved road leads to the headquarters featuring a 17,225 sq. ft. steel barn with a 3 or 4 bedroom residence, office space, and a 5-ton bridge crane. The ranch is extremely well-watered with an Ellenburger well producing 150 GPM, feeding two half-acre ponds, an irrigated hay field, and 4 miles of underground water distribution. Reubes Creek runs through 2.5 miles of the property, offering scenic water features and habitat for native wildlife. Improvements include 8-foot game fencing, a 1,100-yard rifle range, electric gated entrances, miles of maintained ranch roads, and new Texas Wildlife Systems blinds and feeders, ready to enjoy from day one. Gently rolling terrain, large oaks, improved pastures, and breathtaking Hill Country views make this a truly turnkey property ready for ranching, recreation, or a private getaway.

Stand near the middle of Tract 32 at Lohn Hollow Ranch and you'll notice the land settles out flatter here than the tracts around it, and higher too. The roll is gentle, a matter of maybe 23 ft of fall across the whole 17.45 acres, so the place reads level under your boots while still shedding water the way good pasture should. This is Central Texas ranch land for sale in McCulloch County, roughly 9 miles from town, and the first thing that stays with you is where you're standing: up on the good ground, looking out. The creek runs the full length of the west line. On the day it was last covered it had water moving in it, and the sound carries in that quiet way flowing water does when nothing else is going on out there. What that creek does across the seasons is something we'll show you when you come, so you can judge it with your own eyes. The southwest corner is where the new ranch road bridge crosses that creek, and it's a fine spot to stop the truck and just listen. The whole south line is the new ranch road, which means you've got a made road running along one full side of the place. That's where a drive would come off, and it's where the powerline runs as well, along that same south edge, so electric service is close at hand. The southeast corner holds a new gate to the county road, and CR 300 fronts the east side for around 710 ft, with a fence run along that eastern line between you and the road. Brush is thin here, sparse compared to some of the thicker tracts nearby, and worked through it is a good mix of oaks. That's the kind of ground you can move across without fighting it, shade where you want it and open where you don't. Deer and Rio Grande turkey work this part of the ranch, along with dove and quail, and the lighter cover means you can actually see them cross. A homesite up on the level ground would look west toward the creek line. Much of the hard part is already done on this one. Road on the south, gate on the southeast, fence along the county road, power running the south line, and water in the draw on the west. Owner financing is available with as little as 5% down, and the ranch keeps restrictions light with no commercial hunting. Creek with running water along the west line New ranch road the full south side, with powerline New gate at the southeast corner to CR 300 Level, higher ground with a good mix of oaks Owner financing with as little as 5% down Walk it in the cool of the morning when the creek is easiest to hear, and bring boots you don't mind getting wet down by the water. We'll take you across the bridge, up onto the flat, and out to the county road gate so you can see how the whole place fits together.

Little Brady Ranch is a 24-acre property in McCulloch County featuring open grazing fields, mature live oaks, and a large pond fed by Little Brady Creek. The land offers a mix of cleared and natural areas, ideal for both livestock and wildlife. With county road frontage, a good water source, flexibility on acreage, and Just a few miles from Brady, its well-suited for a homestead, recreational getaway, or investment opportunity. Location Tract 3 TBD CR 424, Rochelle, TX 76872 10 miles to Brady | 26 miles to San Saba | 67 miles to Lampasas | 130 miles to Austin(2 Hours) Land & Water This 24-acre tract has been thoughtfully designed to balance functionality and natural beauty. The front field has been cleared of mesquite to allow the Klein grass to thrive, while the middle field retains partial cover for structure and additional grazing. The back field remains untouched, providing a natural sanctuary for wildlife. A diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, post oak, live oak, and cedar elm, compliments scattered clearings ideal for grazing, food plots, or homesites, while wooded portions offer privacy and shade. Little Brady Creek runs north to south through the property, feeding a large pond surrounded by centuries-old live oaks. With over 400 feet of frontage and a new entrance along well-maintained CR 424, plus sandy loam soils suited for grazing or hay production, this property offers a balanced blend of open pasture, timber, and seasonal creek bottom perfect for agricultural, recreational, or residential use. Improvements & Utilities Little Brady Ranch is perimeter fenced on three sides with a combination of five-strand barbed wire and new twisted wire fencing along the south boundary. The owner is willing to split fencing costs (offer dependent). A new gated entrance has been installed off CR 424. Electricity is available on the tract (drop required). The neighboring water well is approximately 100 feet deep with yields around 20 GPM. Minerals Minerals available. Taxes 2024 property taxes were approximately $350.

Located just outside Rochelle, this 167 acre property combines exceptional water features, towering Live Oaks, productive pastureland, and quality improvements into a ranch equally suited for full-time living, cattle production, weekend recreation, or long-term investment. Location 267 Private Road 920, Rochelle, TX 76872 Offering frontage on both US Highway 190 and County Road 424, Oakwater Ranch provides exceptional accessibility while maintaining the privacy and tranquility of rural ranch living. 9 miles to Brady, 32 miles to San Saba, 65 miles to Brownwood, 112 miles to Fredericksburg, 115 miles to Austin, 145 miles to San Antonio Land & Water Offering frontage on US Highway 190 and County Road 424, Oakwater Ranch provides outstanding accessibility while maintaining the privacy and natural beauty that define Central Texas ranch living. Oakwater Ranch features 167 acres of diverse terrain with an excellent blend of productive hay fields, native pasture, and mature hardwoods. The ranch has been well maintained and offers a balanced landscape equally suited for livestock production, recreation, and wildlife habitat. One of the property's defining features is its abundance of water. Three ponds are strategically located throughout the ranch, all fed by Little Brady Creek. The largest pond is supplemented by a 20 GPM water well that has been piped directly to the pond when additional water is needed. Massive Live Oaks, several believed to be centuries old, are scattered throughout the property, creating a setting that is as scenic as it is functional. Additional native hardwoods and brush species provide excellent habitat for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, and feral hogs, with the occasional Axis deer also making an appearance. The combination of productive grazing land, mature hardwoods, dependable water, and exceptional wildlife habitat makes Oakwater Ranch a well-rounded property capable of serving a variety of agricultural and recreational uses. Improvements & Utilities The improvements at Oakwater Ranch have been thoughtfully maintained, creating a property that is ready for immediate enjoyment and operation. At the heart of the ranch is a beautifully updated 2,500 square foot home featuring 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Originally designed with a wraparound porch, the home has been expanded to incorporate the enclosed porch into the living area, creating additional functional living space while maintaining its ranch-style character. Complementing the home is a 30’ × 60' renovated barn, providing excellent space for equipment, livestock, or additional storage. Whether your goals include livestock production, hay operations, or simply enjoying the ranch lifestyle, the existing improvements provide a solid foundation for years to come. Utilities include electricity, a rural water meter, a 20 GPM water well, septic system, and RV hookups for added convenience. The water well has been piped to the largest pond for supplemental water when needed, further enhancing the ranch's dependable water infrastructure. Wildlife Oakwater Ranch offers excellent habitat for a variety of native wildlife. The combination of productive pasture, mature hardwoods, dense brush, dependable water sources, and Little Brady Creek creates an ideal environment for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, and feral hogs, with the occasional Axis deer also making an appearance. Whether your interests include hunting, wildlife watching, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the ranch, Oakwater Ranch provides exceptional recreational opportunities throughout the year. Minerals All seller-owned mineral interests will convey with the sale. Taxes Oakwater Ranch is currently under an agricultural exemption. 2025 taxes were $2600.

This 50 +/- acre tract in McCulloch County is a blank canvas for the buyer looking to create their own Texas Hill Country getaway. With no improvements, this property offers the freedom to design and build a hunting camp, cabin, or recreational retreat exactly the way you want it. The land features desirable Hill Country terrain with native cover, natural travel corridors, and excellent habitat for whitetail deer, hogs, dove, and other wildlife. Whether you prefer bowhunting close to thick cover or setting up blinds along travel routes, this property provides the raw ingredients for a strong hunting setup. Its manageable size makes it easy to maintain while still offering plenty of room to explore, hunt, and enjoy the outdoors. This tract is ideal for someone wanting an affordable entry into Hill Country land ownership or a private recreational property with long-term potential. The owner is willing to subdivide into 25-acre tracts. If you've been searching for unimproved hunting land in McCulloch County where you can build your vision from the ground up, this 50 +/- acre tract is a great opportunity to do so. Property Features -15 minutes from Brady, TX -1.25 hours to San Angelo, TX -1 hour to Llano, TX -2.5 hours to Austin, TX -2.5 hours to San Antonio -32.5% mineral rights conveying with the sale -Hunting blinds and feeders -Ag exemption with low property taxes -Panel fencing with cross fence -Maintained internal roads

Rio Ancho Ranch offers ±55 acres with approximately 800 feet of direct frontage along the San Saba River, one of the most appealing stretches of water in the area. This portion of the river is wide and inviting, with deep holes, strong year-round flow, and excellent fishing, making it ideal for swimming, kayaking, or simply spending the day on the water. A beautiful pecan meadow and mature live oaks line the riverbank, creating a shaded, park-like setting that’s hard to replicate. The land itself is gently rolling with productive sandy loam soils and a high percentage of usable ground. Whether you’re running a few head of livestock, enjoying it recreationally, or building a home overlooking the river, the property offers both function and long-term potential. An old homestead site adds a sense of history and character, a quiet reminder of the generations that came before. Water resources are a strong suit here, with two water wells, including an irrigation well, along with two ponds that provide reliable water for livestock and wildlife. Improvements include a 40' x 30' metal barn and an approximately 1,800 square foot livestock shed, giving you a solid foundation to work from day one. River properties in this size range are few and far between, especially with this kind of frontage, mature hardwoods, and functional improvements. Rio Ancho Ranch is a place you can step into and enjoy immediately, with all the right pieces in place to build something lasting on the San Saba. Located just off CR 212 near the small, quaint community of Voca, Texas, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly special stretch of river in a part of the Hill Country that still feels untouched. *The information contained herein was supplied by sources believed to be accurate. Provider makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein and therefore assumes no liability for accuracy thereof. All terms and conditions are subject to change without notice. Property is subject to removal from marketplace without notice and is in no way guaranteed Helen Dockal, Broker.

34 +/-Acre McCulloch County Recreational Ranch - Rochelle / Placid Area | Surface Water Mature Oaks Wildlife Habitat Paved Frontage: There are properties that simply check boxes, and there are properties whose value is rooted in the quality of the land itself. This 34+/- acre ranch near Rochelle and Placid is the latter an honest Central Texas recreational property defined by healthy habitat diversity, functional water distribution, mature hardwood cover, and the kind of privacy and usability that has become increasingly difficult to find in smaller acreage ranches. Positioned in the transitional landscape between the western edge of the Hill Country and the northern reaches of the Edwards Plateau, the ranch exhibits the ecological diversity experienced landowners recognize immediately. The property supports a balanced mosaic of mature Live Oak groves, productive native pasture, early successional browse, seasonal drainage corridors, and scattered cultivation openings that together create excellent wildlife carrying capacity and highly functional recreational use. From both a land stewardship and recreational ownership perspective, the property offers a rare combination of usability, habitat quality, and long-term potential. The ranch is accessed by approximately 850 feet of paved frontage along county-maintained FM 1028, providing reliable year-round access while maintaining a notably private setting. Surrounded by neighboring ranches ranging from approximately 125+/- acres to 640+/- acres, the property benefits from a larger uninterrupted landscape context that materially enhances wildlife movement, hunting quality, privacy, and overall enjoyment. -: One of the defining characteristics of the ranch is its water distribution. Three ponds positioned throughout the property intercept and retain seasonal runoff generated by a natural wet-weather drainage system that enters from the northeast corner of the ranch, traverses the property, and exits toward the southwest boundary. Rather than relying on a single centralized pond, the water resources are spread across the landscape in a way that supports broader wildlife utilization and healthier grazing dynamics throughout the tract. In a region where surface water often dictates the biological productivity of a ranch, these ponds materially enhance both the ecological resilience and recreational appeal of the property. Equally important is the existing rural water tap servicing the ranch an increasingly valuable infrastructure component in this portion of Central Texas where additional water availability is becoming progressively more limited. The property also includes an older windmill well with future restoration potential. -: The vegetation profile reflects the underlying soil quality and long-term carrying capacity of the ranch. Mature Live Oaks dominate portions of the landscape, accompanied by Post Oak, Cedar Elm, Persimmon, Mesquite, and native brush species that together create thermal cover, browse diversity, and mast production for wildlife. Agarita colonies scattered throughout the ranch provide important forage, cover, and seasonal berry production utilized heavily by both birds and mammals. Three open fields approximately 4 acres on the west side, 4 acres on the northeast side, and 5 acres on the southeast side create valuable edge habitat and functional diversity across the property. Historically cultivated, these openings could readily be re-established as improved pasture, wildlife food plots, hay production, or small-scale agricultural use. In their current form, they contribute significantly to grazing utility, wildlife visibility, and dove hunting potential. From a wildlife standpoint, the ranch exhibits many of the characteristics knowledgeable recreational buyers look for but seldom find in smaller tracts: lightly pressured habitat, dependable surface water, surrounding large-acreage neighbors, strong edge transition zones, and diverse vegetation structure. The property supports healthy populations of White-tailed Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Bobwhite Quail, Dove, varmints, and numerous migratory bird species. The combination of native browse, mast-producing hardwoods, open feeding areas, distributed water, and low hunting pressure creates a highly functional year-round wildlife environment. -: The terrain itself is gently rolling and highly usable, allowing easy traversal by truck, ATV, horseback, or on foot. Unlike many small recreational properties that lose functionality due to steep topography or excessive brush density, this ranch maintains a highly usable balance between cover and accessibility. -: The ranch improvements are functional and serviceable, though portions of the property would benefit from deferred maintenance, cleanup, and general updating. For many buyers, this creates an opportunity to improve and personalize the property over time while retaining the character and infrastructure of a long-held family ranch. The existing 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch house includes central HVAC, a metal roof, attached two-car garage, and a straightforward layout suitable for weekend use, hunting accommodations, or future renovation. Additional improvements include multiple equipment barns and an older guest quarters with full bath. Electricity is already in place, and the ranch is fully fenced with the eastern boundary high fenced and the remaining boundaries low fenced. -: The property is currently under agricultural valuation, helping maintain favorable carrying costs for ownership. Beyond its recreational utility and ecological quality, there is also an authenticity to this ranch that is becoming increasingly difficult to replicate. Held within the same family for multiple generations, the property reflects the gradual shaping that occurs when land is used, cared for, and understood over decades rather than engineered for short-term appearance. The surrounding Placid and Rochelle communities remain deeply tied to the agricultural and ranching heritage of McCulloch County a region long recognized for productive soils, strong wildlife populations, and the enduring appeal of Central Texas ranch ownership. For buyers seeking a manageable recreational ranch with legitimate habitat quality, mature hardwood cover, surface water distribution, existing infrastructure, agricultural valuation, and strong long-term usability, this property represents an increasingly scarce category of landholding in today's market. - 8/22/2026 4:01:17 AM

Located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this 93 +/- acre McCulloch County hunting property is fully set up and ready to enjoy from day one. Designed for both comfort and function, it offers everything you need for a hill country hunting camp. The property includes a well-built 30'x30' shop, living quarters, and a fully functioning restroom with a shower, giving you a comfortable place to stay while still having plenty of room to store ATVs, feeders, blinds, tools, and gear. With electricity and water already on site, you get the convenience of modern utilities in a private, rugged setting -- a rare and valuable combination for a hunting property. Multiple established stand locations are already in place, allowing you to step in and start hunting immediately. The land features classic Hill Country terrain with excellent cover, natural travel corridors, and ideal habitat for whitetail deer, hogs, dove, and other native wildlife. Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting getaway, a family hunting camp, or a private Hill Country retreat, this property checks all the boxes: manageable acreage, utilities in place, functional improvements, and proven hunting setup. The owner is willing to subdivide into 25-acre tracts. Properties this turn-key and this well-equipped in McCulloch County don't come along often -- just bring your gear and enjoy. Property Features -15 minutes to Brady, TX -1.25 hours to San Angelo, TX -1 hour to Llano, TX -2.5 hours to Austin, TX -2.5 hours to San Antonio -32.5% mineral rights conveying with sale -Hunting blinds and feeders -Walk-in game cooler -Ag exemption with low property taxes -Panel fencing with cross-fencing -Well-maintained internal roads -3 RV electric hook-ups -Storage shed -30'x30' shop with 20-foot ceilings -Living quarters with shower and bathroom

A spectacular hunting property that also has development potential, located just outside of Brady. This property has nearly a mile of paved frontage on Fm 2028, a city of Brady waterline running along the frontage with 4 additional taps reserved, and electricity in multiple areas providing numerous options for subdivision. The eastern side of the ranch has a ridgeline that provides a scenic view of Brady and the surrounding area. The land is rich with Live Oaks and offers a well-balanced mix of dense cover and open areas, ideal for Whitetail and Axis deer. Come make this place your own escape or take advantage of the investment/development opportunities. Location 2050 W. 17th Street Brady, TX 76825 1.8 miles from the intersection of Hwy 87 and FM 2028 in Brady, 80 miles to San Angelo, 130 miles to Austin, 140 miles to San Antonio, 200 miles to Ft. Worth and Midland. Land & Water The 417 acres have very typical habitat for this portion of the Edwards Plateau with 110 of elevation change ranging from 1690 to 1810. There is just under one mile of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St). It has a combination of dense closed canopy oak-juniper woodlands and savannah-like areas with more grass cover. On the eastern side there is a high ridge line that provides a great view of the city and surrounding area. Below this ridgeline is an approximately .5-acre pond that holds good water despite the severe drought conditions. A second pond in the north section of the property is over one acre when full. Both ponds are wildlife magnets. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. Trees observed on the property include Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite, Hackberry, Ashe Juniper, and Cedar Elm. The shrub and forb layer is comprised of Vine Ephedra, Catclaw Acacia, Texas Persimmon, Buckleys Yucca, Whitebrush, Elbowbush, Lotebush, Tasajillo, Prickly Pear, Green Briar, Broomweed, and Agarita. Grass species observed include Texas Wintergrass, Little Bluestem, Yellow Indian Grass, Threeawn, and KR Bluestem. Improvements & Utilities The property has perimeter fencing in good condition with netwire fencing along the road frontage and western boundary with typical barbwire fencing on the remainder. Electric lines run along the frontage and a second line runs across the property in a general north to south direction. The city of Brady has a water pipeline running inside the frontage. There is an agreement with the city to provide up to 4 water taps into this water line. There is a radio transmitter tower on the eastern side of the property which also has an access easement associated with it. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. Minerals A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation. Taxes The property is qualified for Agricultural Valuation via a Wildlife Management Plan. 2024 taxes were estimated to be $675.00 Community Most of the needs of a rural landowner can be found in Brady. Lake Brady is just minutes away. Lake O.H. Ivie, one of the hottest bass lakes in the state, is less than an hour away.

Unique opportunity to own 2 creeks! Both creeks meander thru and make it feel a lot larger. About 1,500 feet of deep creek and about 1,700 feet of a no name creek. Extremely dense cover throughout including numerous Live Oaks. Would make a great bug out property to explore, hunt and enjoy. This property is being parceled out of my personal ranch and I am looking for a good neighbor. I will grant an easement for electric and it will need either a well or rainwater collection if you decide to build. There are a few choice building sites with Live Oaks. A new entrance will need to be built off of CR 442 at your desired location. Only a short distance off of FM 765. Located about halfway between Brady and Brownwood in big buck country. Broker Owner

Bumpys Ranch spans 100.03 acres in McCulloch County, Texas, offering a blend of raw Hill Country landscape and recreational potential. This property has been primarily used for hunting and weekend getaways, featuring a mix of native habitat, hardwood cover, and scenic topography. Whether youre looking for a private retreat, a hunting basecamp, or an investment in Texas land, this ranch offers the right balance of privacy, wildlife, and accessibility. Location: The ranch lies within the Ranches at Buck Ridge, a well-maintained community with a POA that helps preserve the areas rural appeal. It sits approximately 13 miles from Melvin and 20 miles from Brady, providing quick access to small-town amenities while maintaining a quiet, secluded setting in the heart of Central Texas. Land & Water: The terrain features gentle slopes and about 50 feet of elevation change, with scattered oaks and native hardwoods throughout. Native grasses provide light grazing potential alongside open pasture areas. Trails cut across the property, making it easy to navigate by ATV or truck. The ranch is partially fenced and includes nearly half a mile of seasonal Bear Creek, plus another half-mile of wet-weather runoff, offering natural draws for wildlife and water flow during the rainy season. Wildlife & Hunting: This is an ideal setup for whitetail and exotic hunting. The area supports populations of Axis, Whitetail Deer, Blackbuck, and Dove, giving owners year-round hunting opportunities. The ranch also maintains a wildlife exemption, keeping property taxes low and operations simple. The sale includes three hunting blinds and three game feeders, making the property ready to hunt from day one. Utilities & Improvements: Electricity and fiber optic is available, and the property includes a water well already in place. Fiber optic internet is also available, allowing you to stay connected while enjoying the ranch lifestyle. A 40 foot storage container and an RV with an attached porch will convey with the sale, offering instant use for weekend stays or storage. Remarks: Bumpys Ranch offers the perfect mix of raw land and ready-to-use amenities for those seeking a true Hill Country getaway. With good access, a scenic setting, and reliable utilities, this property stands out as a turnkey hunting and recreational ranch in the Buck Ridge community of McCulloch County.

Welcome to this beautiful Live Oak-covered ranch in the heart of Central Texas, just minutes north of Brady! This turnkey property is fully set up for a productive cattle operation, featuring multiple cross-fenced pastures designed for rotational grazing, along with a well-designed set of working pens and a livestock scale for ease and efficiency. The land is dotted with four large tanks, providing ample water for livestock and wildlife. The property is rich with native wildlife, including deer and turkey, making it an ideal spot for both ranching and recreational use. Nestled among towering Live Oak trees is a charming 2022 double-wide home offering 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, complete with spacious porches perfect for relaxing and taking in the scenic views. In addition, there is a cozy 2 bedroom, 1 bath hunting cabin with attached covered parking whic is perfect for guests, hunters, or additional lodging. Water is supplied by a Richland Springs water tap as well as a solar-powered well, ensuring reliable access across the ranch. Whether you're looking to expand your cattle operation, enjoy the outdoors, or both, this exceptional ranch is a must-see!

A spectacular hunting property located just outside of Brady. This property has approximately 2500 of paved frontage on Fm 2028, a city of Brady waterline running along the frontage with 2 additional taps reserved, and electricity in multiple areas. The eastern side of the ranch has a ridgeline that provides a scenic view of Brady and the surrounding area. Live Oaks are in great abundance. It has a good balance of heavy cover and open areas making it great for Whitetail Deer and Axis Deer. Come make this place your own recreational escape. Location 2050 W. 17th Street Brady, TX 76825 1.8 miles from the intersection of Hwy 87 and FM 2028 in Brady, 80 miles to San Angelo, 130 miles to Austin, 140 miles to San Antonio, 200 miles to Ft. Worth and Midland. Land & Water The 417 acres have very typical habitat for this portion of the Edwards Plateau with 110 of elevation change ranging from 1710 to 1810. There is just under one mile of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St). It has a combination of dense closed canopy oak-juniper woodlands and savannah-like areas with more grass cover. A pond in the north section of the property is over one acre when full. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. Trees observed on the property include Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite, Hackberry, Ashe Juniper, and Cedar Elm. The shrub and forb layer is comprised of Vine Ephedra, Catclaw Acacia, Texas Persimmon, Buckleys Yucca, Whitebrush, Elbowbush, Lotebush, Tasajillo, Prickly Pear, Green Briar, Broomweed, and Agarita. Grass species observed include Texas Wintergrass, Little Bluestem, Yellow Indian Grass, Threeawn, and KR Bluestem. Improvements & Utilities This tract will be taken out of a larger tract. The property has perimeter fencing except for the new proposed eastern boundary. The existing fencing is a combination of netwire and barbwire. Electric lines run along the frontage and a second line runs across the property in a general north to south direction. The city of Brady has a water pipeline running inside the frontage. There is an agreement with the city to provide up to 2 water taps into this water line. it. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. Minerals A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation. Taxes The property is qualified for Agricultural Valuation via a Wildlife Management Plan. 2024 taxes were estimated to be $675.00 Community Most of the needs of a rural landowner can be found in Brady. Lake Brady is just minutes away. Lake O.H. Ivie, one of the hottest bass lakes in the state, is less than an hour away.