Why Live in The Crossing
The Crossing in Tyler, Texas, is a diverse neighborhood featuring a mix of architectural styles, including Spanish Revivals, Tudor mansions, modern farmhouses, and ranch-style homes. The area is known for its large, grassy backyards, some with swimming pools, and strict design guidelines that ensure consistency. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, providing a secure environment for residents. The Crossing offers various recreational opportunities, with three lakes stocked for catch-and-release fishing and the 4.5-mile Legacy Trail nearby. Faulkner Park, 4 miles east, provides additional athletic facilities, while Lake Palestine, 11 miles away, is a popular spot for water activities. South Tyler’s rapid growth means residents have convenient access to shops and restaurants, including FRESH by Brookshire’s and Javi’s. The neighborhood hosts numerous community events, such as Easter egg hunts and driveway gatherings, fostering a vibrant community spirit. Tyler’s Texas Rose Festival, held 7 miles away, is a notable annual event. The area is pedestrian-friendly, with winding roads that slow traffic, and is well-connected via the Old Jacksonville Highway to downtown Tyler, 7 miles away, and Tyler Pounds Regional Airport, 13 miles away. The Tyler Independent School District serves the neighborhood, with highly-rated schools like Jack Elementary, Three Lakes Middle School, and Tyler Legacy High School nearby, along with private options such as All Saints Episcopal High School and The Brook Hill School.