Black Oak is a neighborhood in the Iron Horse Ranch Edmond community, west of I-35 on Coltrane between Coffee Creek and Covell Road. Originally part of the Harper Trust (a 4,500-acre ranch for the legendary Forrest Harper family), Iron Horse Ranch is of Oklahoma’s largest master-planned communities currently under development where people can live, work and play. Within walking distance of one of Oklahoma’s top educational school districts, featuring the state-of-the-art new Centennial Elementary School on the property, plans for the overall development of the entire 1500 acres include private residences, a middle schools, public parks, clubhouses, and commercial opportunities. 

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Large old oaks, pine trees, cottonwoods make the setting unique. It is tranquil, with large expanses of greenbelt, walking nature trails, acres and acres of lakes; creeks, streams, and lakes are the centerpiece of the development. The resort-style amenities are unparalleled and feature a 4500 sq. ft. clubhouse, to which the entire community has access. The clubhouse, which overlooks 3 ½ acres of lakes, boasts meeting rooms, a fitness room, lounge areas with natural stone, double-sided fireplaces, plush designer furnishings and artwork throughout, a catering kitchen. A multi-dimensional pool with a beach-style entry, interactive water features, and irregular-shaped pool with cabana, a pool deck designed with intersectional landscape, and nearby playground equipment complete the outdoor features of the clubhouse.

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Restrictive covenants ensure the architectural intent to preserve the natural environment. Homes will feature natural stone and brick, a feel that matches the landscape plan and overall. Themed neighborhoods, such as Black Oak, feature home prices from $300,000 to $1Million.​ Schools in this district include: Centennial and Heritage Elementary Schools, Sequoyah and Cheyenne Middle Schools, and Edmond North High School.