The extension west of Stone Bridge Phase I, known as Stone Bridge Phase II, showcases multiple tracts with stunning views of the San Bois Mountains, situated just north of Red Oak, Oklahoma, along the Latimer/Haskell County line. This development caters to various recreational needs, offering diverse terrain. The mountainous topography provides a natural haven for the local wildlife, including deer, turkeys, and bears.

A sizable creek runs through the heart of Stone Bridge, complemented by intermittent wet weather creeks, and with an annual rainfall of 50 inches, water availability remains consistent. These tracts are well-suited for ATV or horseback riding, while the surrounding area presents numerous recreational opportunities, from exploring Robbers Cave State Park to winter trout fishing on the Fourche Maline River near Wilburton.

Located in Latimer County, renowned for its sizable deer population, this property sits amidst breathtaking mountains. Adjacent to Stone Bridge lies Robbers Cave State Park, famous for its enigmatic caves that once served as hideouts for outlaws like Jesse James and Belle Starr. This park spans over 8000 acres and offers a myriad of activities such as trout fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, and mountain biking, with sandstone cliffs ideal for climbing and rappelling.

Tract 127 spans 41.21 acres and boasts picturesque mountain vistas, accessible via an unmaintained dirt road. The area is covered with a mix of moderate to heavy tree cover, including shortleaf pine and various indigenous hardwoods. Lacking modern amenities or power, this plot epitomizes off-grid mountain land, offering the opportunity for the new owner to craft a permanent residence or a weekend getaway to cherish memorable experiences on this beautiful land.

Price details for Owner Financing:
- Purchase price: $99,870
- Down payment: $2,500
- Interest rate: 9.99%
- Term: 30 years (other options avail upon request)
- Your monthly payment: $853.77
- 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.