Custer County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (125 results)

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Property contains 630 Acres, More or Less. "Water, Water, Water" - This property is situated above the Rush Springs Aquifer. Included with the surface rights are the water rights approved by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB). The property is legally described as: Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 14 West of the Indian Meridian, Custer County, Oklahoma. The property is located approximately seven (7) miles South of Thomas, Oklahoma and eight (8) miles North of Interstate Highway 40 and Weatherford, Oklahoma. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the East side of State Highway 54. This parcel has one (1) mile of frontage along the North side of County Road E0950, one (1) mile of frontage along the South side of County Road E0940 and one (1) mile of frontage along the West side of County Road N2410 in Custer County, Oklahoma. There are three(3) existing center pivot irrigation wells on the property. Pivots (Wells) are in Northwest Quarter (NW/4), Northeast Quarter (NE/4), and Southeast (SE/4)of the Section. In addition to the Surface Rights, this property has been approved and permitted by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) for Water Rights to withdraw up to 1,280 acre feet of water (417,089,828 gallons) from the Rush Springs Aquifer (See Attached Map). The property has an existing surface water storage pit with a current storage capacity of over 200,000 barrels (8,400,000 gallons) of water. There is potential for two (2) additional water storage pits to further increase water storage capacity. The property is located in the STACK & SCOOP oil play. The property has one (1) mile of highway frontage along the east side of Oklahoma State Highway 54. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently acquired a little over ten (10) acres of highway right-of-way (ROW) for plans of widening and upgrading State Highway 54 from Thomas to Weatherford. Parallel to the east side of the ODOT Highway ROW is an easement for an overhead electric transmission line to Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperative (AEP), which recently upgraded the system with new metal monopoles and power pole drop connection to serve all of the property. This is for the sale of the SURFACE RIGHTS and WATER RIGHTS ONLY. DOES NOT INCLUDE MINERAL RIGHTS.

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City

Located on the boundary line of Custer and Dewey counties, this 979 +/- acre ranch offers all that western Oklahoma has to offer. This extraordinary property boasts over 229 feet of elevation change providing incredible views of the western sandstone hills that span from the high plains to the central redbed plains. The meandering path of Rough Creek graces the southern boundary, creating an idyllic habitat teeming with wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkeys. It's a sanctuary for both avid hunters and nature enthusiasts. The soft flat-lying red sandstones form gently rolling hills cut by steep walled canyons. The drainage flowing from north to south creates a 2.5 acre clear water pond full of fishing opportunities! Extensive cedar control has been undergone to improve the native grasses. Whether you seek a pristine natural retreat, a ranching haven, or a potential development opportunity, this property encompasses it all. Western Oklahoma's rugged allure and vast landscapes are perfectly embodied by this remarkable ranch. Don't miss the chance to claim your slice of this captivating terrain and transform your vision of the ultimate Oklahoma getaway into reality. With its expansive size and strategic location, this property is incredibly versatile, catering to a multitude of possibilities. Whether you envision it as your exclusive retreat, a recreational paradise, or a promising development venture, the potential is boundless. Your dream of owning a piece of western Oklahoma's natural splendor is just a phone call away. Don't wait seize this opportunity and make it yours! To experience this extraordinary property firsthand and explore the limitless opportunities it offers, please reach out to Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to schedule your private showing today. Property Features -979 +/- acres -Over 1.1 miles of Rough Creek -Incredible views -229.6 ft. of elevation -2.5 acre pond -Paved road access -Cattle pens -4 water wells -Native blue stem grasses -Turkey hunting -Bass fishing -1.5 hours from Oklahoma City