Located within the city limits of Norman, Oklahoma, this exceptional 23 ± acre horse property in Cleveland County offers the perfect blend of rural functionality and convenient access to town. Positioned near 60th Ave NW and Tecumseh, the property sits in the highly regarded Norman School District, ranked among the top school districts in the state. The land features over 73% Class I loam soils, providing an ideal foundation for equestrian use, grazing, and arena footing while supporting lush pasture growth. Designed with horse owners in mind, the property is extensively improved with 7 well-designed paddocks ranging up to 9.5 acres, each equipped with covered loafing sheds and Ritchie Industries automatic water troughs supplied by a water well with buried water lines running to all paddocks and pens. Additionally, 3 smaller pens (0.10–0.20 acres) provide excellent space for turnout, training, or isolation when needed. A solid panel round pen with a 25-foot radius offers a safe and functional training environment, while the property is secured by more than 9,000 feet of pipe and V-mesh wire fencing, providing durability and safety for horses and livestock. Equestrian facilities are anchored by a 200’ x 150’ outdoor riding arena and a 70’ x 30’ barn featuring four stables, offering ample space for training, riding, and daily horse care. Electric service is already on-site, and the property is accessed through an automatic pipe-gated entrance with 60 feet of clearance, making it convenient for trailers, equipment, and visitors. Whether you're operating a small equine facility, training operation, or private horse retreat, this well-appointed property provides the infrastructure, location, and land quality to support a wide range of equestrian pursuits.