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Cross residents enjoy simple living on Lake Moultrie
Along the shores of Lake Moultrie is the rural community of Cross. The community is named for John Cross, a 19th-century landowner who purchased 500 acres and developed a thriving agricultural community. "Cross locals enjoy simple living,", says Realtor and lifelong Berkely County resident Tori Beach Williams, "easy access to hunting and fishing around the lake while still being close to civilization. Lakefront estates and rural homesteads are just a short drive away from quaint local stores, schools and lakeside dining.
Tranquil country homes and waterfront houses
Locals live along meandering country roads fringed by local farmland and dense forests. Most homebuyers in the area were "looking for more room to do what they want," says Realtor Tori Beach Williams, a lifelong Berkely County resident. She goes on to say "people come to get away while still being close to the city. There's everything from campers on the lakefront to waterfront estates." Cross's residential landscape is a mix of waterfront homes and rural bungalows. has several undeveloped land plots for those wanting to establish their own homestead. More secluded rural homes are priced between $100,000 to the mid-$400,000s. Properties along Lake Moultrie tend to be more expensive, running between $500,000's to as high as $830,000.
Cross has unique styles of homes on the water.
Find charming queen anne style homes with wrap around porches.
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Lake Moultrie bass fishing and paddle boating
Locals on the waterfront can go for a swim and cast a line out from private docks. Whether biking by the lakeshore or reeling in a fresh catch, Lake Moultrie offers plenty of opportunities for locals enjoy the outdoors. This lake is the third largest in South Carolina, and springtime brings dozens of anglers looking to catch largemouth bass and other large fish. A canal runs from Lake Moultrie into Lake Marion, where locals cast lines out from the shore or head out in fishing boats. Kayakers and paddle boaters shove off from the paved boat launch at Spiers Landing Park, with miles of Lake Marion's shorelines and numerous islands to paddle around. Locals also shoot hoops on the park's basketball court and relax in picnic areas by the lakeshore. Small and big game hunting is also a frequent local activity, state hunting and seasonal guidelines permitting.
The Canal in Cross is a great spot to go fishing.
The canal in Cross is a great spot to go for fishing, food, and fun.
Relax on the lake and enjoy the views at Spiers Landing Park in Cross.
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Shopping at the general store and playing billiards at Sportsman's
Locals venture further afield for the essentials but stay in town for friendly local restaurants and cafes. Nearby Publix at Cane Bay keeps residents stocked with fresh produce, pharmaceuticals and other household essentials. Cross General Store offers a range of local foodstuffs and antiques and brews hot coffee and baked goods. Three minutes north along Ranger Drive is Sportsman's Bar and Grille, where locals dig into baskets of wings and shoot pool while enjoying a cold drink. Mac Daddy's is another local watering hole on the canal, where locals can enjoy fish sandwiches and southern comfort food as fishing boats float by.
Sportsman Bar & Grill has great pool tables and nightlife in Cross.
The Cross General Store is a great place to get a coffee and shop.
Have a delicious meal at Sportsman Bar and Grill in Cross.
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Locals show pride for Cross's schools' sports
Public school students are served by the Berkley County School District, beginning their academic careers at primary schools such as Cross Elementary. This school has an overall C-rating on Niche and teaches from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. Students move on to intermediate and secondary institutions such as Cane Bay Middle and Cross High Schools. According to Niche, both schools have at least a C-rating and Cross High teaches from seventh to 12th grade. The community crowds the stadium to watch the Cross High Trojans football team run the field.
Cross Elementary School is a public school in Cross.
Cane Bay Middle School entrance in Cane Bay Plantation.
Cross High School is a public school in Cross.
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Driving and biking around town
Most locals depend on cars and trucks to get around, though a fair number of locals like biking around town. State Road 176 and Old Highway No. 6 are the main roads running through Cross. Berkley County's seat in Monks Corner is fewer than 17 miles from Cross' main post office. Locals have a 30-mile commute to Cane Bay, and connecting major freeways put Downtown Charleston at 52 miles away from Cross.
1.6 acres of uncleared land in Cross SC. Situated between Lake Moultrie (aprox 5min to landing) and Lake Marion (aprox 12min to landing), and 40min from Summerville shopping, this land would be great for an outdoors person, while still being reasonably close to the city. This parcel is land locked and does not have a title. There is an easement on the south east corner of the lot.
Check out this INVESTMENT with many streams of Revenue. Trailer Park/ Convenience Store/Liquor Store/ and Storage/Warehouse ... Located in Cross, SC... close to the Diversion Canal and nestled between Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie!! Trailer Park has 4 manufactured homes and 3 motor homes.. All are rented on a mo to mo basis, bringing in 6k monthly. The store is operating with a steady stream
Well-maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bath manufactured home on 1 acre in Cross, SC. Built in 2012, this home offers approximately 800 sq ft of living space. Interior features include an open living/dining area, laminate flooring, and ceiling fans. The kitchen includes standard appliances with laminate countertops. Exterior features include wood siding, a covered front porch, and a spacious rear deck.
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