Nestled in the stunning Stone Bridge Phase III, this phase complements the existing beauty of Phases I and II. Given the rugged topography and the distance from the entrance, a 4WD vehicle is essential to access this part of the property. Multiple tracts offer breathtaking views of the San Bois Mountains, creating a perfect sanctuary for local wildlife, including deer, turkeys, and bears.

Stone Bridge boasts diverse terrain catering to various recreational activities, with mountainous landscapes ideal for hiking, rock climbing, ATV or horseback trail riding. The area features a substantial creek running through Stone Bridge, along with intermittent wet weather creeks, ensuring a water source with an annual rainfall of 50 inches.

Located on the Latimer/Haskell County line, this development provides an escape into nature while being conveniently close to attractions such as Robbers Cave State Park and the Fourche Maline River for winter trout fishing. Latimer County's reputation as prime deer country adds to the appeal of this property, strategically positioned in the heart of majestic mountains.

Tract 190 is 23.57 acres and is accessible via an unmaintained dirt road. This tract offers stunning mountainous views and a chance to embrace off-grid living. The moderate to heavy tree cover, including shortleaf pine and native hardwoods, contributes to the secluded and natural ambiance of this Central Oklahoma plot. With no power or modern conveniences, this tract invites you to personalize and enjoy the true essence of mountain land living. Don't forget, a 4WD vehicle is a must for accessing this unique and picturesque property.

Price details for Owner Financing:
- Purchase price: $52,160
- Down payment: $2,000
- Interest rate: 9.99%
- Term: 30 years (other options avail upon request)
- Your monthly payment: $439.82
- Doc fee: $199

The zoning allows Residential/Recreational. Currently, the approximate annual property taxes are less than $2 per acre, per year and are current.

This scenic property is approximately 13 miles north of Red Oak, Oklahoma, 35 miles east of McAlester, Oklahoma, and 180 miles southeast of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.