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Entz Auction and Realty is pleased to present a remarkable opportunity to acquire 579 acres of prime land located just outside the city limits of the welcoming town of Rush Springs, in south-central Oklahoma. This offering includes two distinct tracts with tremendous potential for residential development, livestock operations, recreation, or investment. The first property consists of 429 acres directly adjoining the Rush Springs city limits. This parcel features improved pastureland with some areas of native grass, and will be offered in four individual tracts and then as a whole unit. It includes solid perimeter and cross fencing, two stock wells, and multiple ponds providing ample water for both livestock and wildlife. Additional improvements include a well-built pipe and sucker rod corral system, loadout facilities, and several barns suitable for livestock or equipment. With highway frontage on State Highway 17, this tract offers both operational efficiency and future development potential.
The second tract is a highly improved 150-acre property, perfectly suited for a serious cattle producer. It features over 20 grass traps with water access, many equipped with concrete bunk lines, making it ideal for a stocker/starter operation, grow yard, or cell grazing. The tract includes a spacious 3,400+ sq. ft. ranch-style home that serves as the headquarters, along with a second 1,450 sq. ft. home suitable for family or employees. The livestock facilities are thoughtfully designed for safety and efficiency, including a 60’x100’ commodity barn, heavy-duty pipe and sucker rod corrals, a late-model Silencer hydraulic chute with digital scales, and an enclosed medicine room for processing cattle in any weather. Dual loadout chutes, a covered hay feeding area for young calves, and extensive fencing throughout enhance the functionality of the property.
Horse facilities are also well-appointed, featuring a 36’x36’ horse barn with four box stalls, a wash rack, and a tack room, along with a second 45’x60’ barn offering four additional stalls. Supporting infrastructure includes a 9’x20’ covered digital scale, a 60’x100’ hay/equipment barn, and a 24’x50’ bunkhouse-style building with an office and restroom.
Rush Springs, known for its friendly population of around 1,000 residents, offers a slower-paced lifestyle and a strong emphasis on youth education. The town is also home to the annual Watermelon Festival, a tradition since 1948 that draws approximately 20,000 visitors each year. The area’s productive soils and average annual rainfall of 25 inches make it especially well-suited to intensive livestock production. Conveniently located just one hour from Oklahoma City and three hours northwest of Dallas, this property combines rural charm with accessibility.
The auction is scheduled for September 30 in Rush Springs, Oklahoma. However, due to significant early interest, Entz Auction and Realty is offering the property for sale by private treaty until September 23. After that date, all remaining interest will be directed to the public auction. Prospective buyers are encouraged to act quickly to secure a piece of this exceptional offering.
