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A small suburb conveniently located in the heart of Sumter
Crosswell sits at a major crossroads right in the heart of Sumter. A direct throughway to South Carolina’s capital city runs along the neighborhood’s north end and an interstate highway cuts straight through the middle. North Main Street borders the community’s west side and links to the downtown shops and restaurants in about a half a mile. In 2024, the City Council approved a new revitalization plan that will add bike lanes and freshly paved sidewalks along North Main Street. Former Sumter City Planner and current Realtor at Re/Max Summit Talmadge Tobias says this is just one of many community investments the city’s made over the last several years. “It’s been great for all of us who’ve lived here for a while," Tobias says, "and it’s definitely helped bring more people to Sumter.”
Crosswell residents enjoy how close downtown Sumpter is to them.
Sumpter is located less than 10 minutes away from Crosswell, SC.
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“Affordable homes” built between the 1930s and ‘60s
U.S. Route 15 splits Crosswell into two residential sections. Homes on the neighborhood’s west side date back to the 1930s and feature minimal updates. Across the street, most of the houses were built between the 1950s and ‘60s. They have renovated interiors, with new wood floors and modern kitchens. On both sides of the neighborhood, properties typically reflect Minimal Traditional ranch-style architecture. “One of Crosswell’s biggest draws is its affordability,” Tobias says. Older investment properties cost between $15,000 and $60,000, while recently remodeled homes range from about $100,000 to $175,000.
Many Crosswell locals live in single story homes in Crosswell.
Homes in Crosswell are often surrounded by tall trees.
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New basketball courts at Crosswell Drive Park
Narrow sidewalks make it easy to access Crosswell Drive Park. Situated across from Crosswell Elementary, the park has a loop walking track, a central playground and a gazebo. It added three new basketball courts in 2022, thanks to city officials. Another basketball court and playground are less than a mile west at Riley Park. The focal point here is a 90-year-old ballpark, originally home to Sumter’s minor league baseball teams. The stadium underwent major renovations in 2024, and today, it hosts local college baseball games and the American Legion P-15’s team.
Crosswell residents meet friends at the Riley Park basketball court to play some basketball.
Crosswell Drive Park has a great playground for kids to enjoy in Crosswell.
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Homemade soul food at the Korner Shak
Main Street is a direct throughway to Sumter’s downtown district. It has a collection of brick-and-mortar stores, local restaurants and casual breweries. A couple of hot spots are hidden throughout Crosswell, too. Korner Shak serves home-cooked soul food at the end of Moore Street. Genuine Flava is another hole-in-the-wall restaurant best known for its smothered pork chops and fried oxtail. Family Dollar and Dollar General border Lafayette Drive, and Piggly Wiggly sits right down the road.
Genuine Flava is another popular restaurant in the Crosswell neighborhood.
Many shopping and dining options can be found on Main Street in Sumpter, near Crosswell.
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Home to Crosswell Drive Elementary
The Sumter County School District earns an overall C-plus on Niche. Preschoolers can start at Crosswell Drive Elementary and move on to Chestnut Oaks Middle. Both schools score a C-minus, while Sumter High gets a C-plus rating. The Sumter Career and Technology Center is located on the high school campus. It offers 16 specialty programs with topics ranging from mechatronics and automotive trades to cosmetology and health science.
Crosswell Drive Elementary School is a public elementary school located close to Crosswell.
Chestnut Oaks Middle School offers advanced classes for students in Crosswell, SC.
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Lafayette Drive cuts through Crosswell
Crosswell residents have easy access to three of the main highways in Sumter. U.S. Route 15, or Lafayette Drive, cuts through the neighborhood and leads straight downtown. The city’s only full-service medical center and dozens of local businesses are located here. U.S. Highway 401 is another easy way to get downtown. It intersects with U.S. Highway 378 before continuing north to the rural outskirts of town. U.S. 378 links to the city’s largest employer, Shaw Air Force Base, in about 12 miles. From here, the Columbia Metropolitan Airport is only 40 miles west.
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On average, homes in Crosswell, Sumter sell after 70 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Crosswell, Sumter over the last 12 months is $134,250, up 84% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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