Land for Sale in Brady, TX

Land for sale in Brady, TX:

170 +- Acres | Mason County, Texas Simpson Ranches & Land, LLC proudly presents this 170 acre ranch located just 15 minutes north of Mason, Texas, along Lange Polk and Black Jack Roads. This property lies just southwest of Cave Ranch (95 acres) and is one of four neighboring tracts now available in this scenic part of northern Mason County. The ranch showcases classic Hill Country character with rolling granite outcroppings, native grasses, scattered oaks, and big Texas views. Features include two ponds, wet-weather creeks, and slightly rolling terrain with approximately 30 feet of elevation change. It borders the Mason Mountain Wildlife Management Area, a 5,500 acre state-managed r

Land for sale in Brady, TX:

73 acres off County Road 208, better known as Long Valley Road in Voca, TX. This place sits right on the edge of the Texas Hill Country. What really makes it special is the water—this land sits over the Hickory Sands Aquifer, known for shallow, reliable wells. The neighboring properties have proven water sources that can support pivot irrigation for hay, pecan or peach orchards, or even a vineyard. The land itself is mostly pasture, currently planted in established Klein grass and beautiful heritage oaks around the edges. It's fully fenced with high-tensile predator wire and already has an ag exemption in place. This place is surrounded by large, low-fenced ranches that have produced

Land for sale in Brady, TX:

Here's an opportunity to own 98.65 acres in the Mason Mountain area of Mason County. Located just 7.5 miles from the Mason town square, this property offers the ideal blend of privacy and accessibility, providing both the tranquility of country living and the convenience of being close to town amenities. The land features diverse Hill Country terrain highlighted by striking granite outcroppings, a pond, and a seasonal draw that enhances both the landscape and habitat. With gently rolling topography and areas well-suited for potential fields or future improvements, the property offers versatility for agricultural, recreational, or residential use. Whether you are seeking a weekend retreat, a

Land for sale in Brady, TX:

Priced at $3,700/acre, this 777-acre ranch offers diverse terrain and strong water resources in NW McCulloch County. Just 6 miles west of Lohn and 15 miles from Brady, the property features a new gated entrance on CR 346, fiber internet, and nearby Curtis Field Airport. Elevation ranges 90’ with rolling hills, ridge lines, and 30-mile mesa views. Water is abundant with 2 ponds (largest 1 acre/16’ deep), 1 solar well with storage tank, water lines to troughs, plus a Millerview-Doole water meter. Wildlife includes managed whitetail, turkey, hogs, quail, dove, and occasional axis & blackbuck. Improvements: ~4 miles of high fence, 2.5 miles of low fence, cross-fenced pastures,

Land for sale in Brady, TX:

It's not often that a property this nice and this size becomes available in this area. Vegetation ranges from thick brush, to oak mottes, to giant oak trees, to small open meadows. There is a lot of diversity in the vegetation with oaks, cedars, mesquites, and just about every brush species this area of the hill country has to offer. It's no wonder the deer (both whitetail and axis) love to call this place home. You can expect to see hogs and turkey as well, not to mention dove, quail and even some ducks. At the time of this listing, the two large tanks were full (actually a little high!) and the third smaller tank was over-flowing as well. The main tank on the north side of the ranch is go

Land for sale in Brady, TX:

The elusive "raw" hunting ranch is getting harder and harder to find these days. .. until now! A few trails/roads and three tanks (ponds) are about the only improvements you will find here. This blank slate is ready for a new owner to transform it into their vision of perfect, or just leave it alone and enjoy! Very thick brush can be found just about everywhere with nice openings in all the right spots. Deer and other native Texas wildlife are sure to love all the oak trees, mesquites, cedars, and various brush species that provide ample cover. Several wet-weather draws traverse the ranch and have flowing water in times of rain. Don't want a "flat" ranch? No problem a