814 Wallace Grove Dr. Own a working piece of ag infrastructure with this rare offering: the Cleveland County Livestock Exchange—an operational stockyard set on 11.39 acres, purpose-built for efficiency, safety, and flow. From the moment you pull through the gate, the layout makes sense. Trucks have room to maneuver, trailers unload directly into well-designed cattle holding pens, and a sturdy catwalk provides safe, elevated visibility over the yards and alleys. The sales auction arena is the heart of the property, a clean, functional ring built to showcase stock and move sales at a steady clip, with good sightlines for buyers and clear access for handlers. Adjacent to the arena, a practical office anchors daily operations, offering the space you need for consignor check-in, recordkeeping, and clerking. A serviceable kitchen rounds out the front-of-house, keeping staff, buyers, and sellers comfortable on sale day with room for concessions or a short-order menu. The working side of the property is organized for throughput and animal welfare. Pens, alleys, and gates are arranged to sort and stage cattle with minimal stress, while the elevated catwalk makes inspections and bidding easier and safer. Drainage is thoughtful, surfaces are durable, and there’s ample room to expand pen space, add specialty lanes, or stage equipment. Utilities are in place, there’s generous parking for buyers and haulers, and the acreage offers a balance of improved working area and open ground for future growth. Whether you continue the tradition of weekly and special sales, pivot into producer consignment events, or transform part of the site into a regional hub for preconditioning, this property delivers the bones of a proven operation with the convenience of everything in one place—office, kitchen, auction arena, catwalk, and holding pens—ready to go on 11.39 acres in Cleveland County. It’s a practical, hard-to-find asset for anyone serious about livestock marketing, cattle handling, and the business of agriculture.