"Stone Bridge Phase III is a gorgeous addition to the west of Stone Bridge Phases I and II. Due to the rugged nature of this development, as well as the distance of Phase III from the entrance, 4WD vehicle is required to access this portion of the property.

Multiple tracts offer scenic views of the incredible San Bois Mountains just north of Red Oak, Oklahoma, on the Latimer/Haskell County line. This development offers a variety of different terrain to fit your recreational needs, and features mountainous topography that creates a great sanctuary for the deer, turkeys and bear in this area. There is a very large creek through the middle of Stone Bridge with wet weather creeks throughout, and this area receives 50 inches of rainfall annually so water shouldn't be a problem. If you like to hike or rock climb there is even an area with a sheer rock face and this whole area would be great for hiking. All of these tracts would be great for ATV or horseback trail riding, and the surrounding area is just full of recreational possibilities; whether its exploring Robbers Cave State Park or the winter trout fishing on Fourche Maline River, just west of Wilburton.

The zoning allows Residential/Recreational.
Currently, the approximate annual property taxes are less than $2 per acre, per year and are current.
Currently, there are no power lines located on this property. This property is very rural and located in the mountains.
You are entitled to drill a domestic well on your property at your own cost.
This property has been professionally surveyed. All corners have been staked and pinned.
Maintained county road frontage to property entrance. Unmaintained dirt mountain roads to existing lots.

Owner Financing:
No penalties for paying off early.
A contract for deed will be issued 3-5 business days after making the down payment.
You are welcome to make a larger down payment if it fits your budget which will lower your monthly payments.
We offer multiple year options to better suit your monthly budget needs or to help you with paying your land off quicker."