Cross Anchor Homes with Woodruff High school

Cross Anchor Homes with Woodruff High school

**Discover the Charm of Cross Anchor, SC**

Nestled in the heart of Spartanburg County, Cross Anchor is a hidden gem that embodies the spirit of Southern living. This quaint community offers a perfect blend of rural tranquility and convenient access to urban amenities, making it an ideal place for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle.

With its picturesque landscapes and friendly atmosphere, Cross Anchor is known for its welcoming community. Residents enjoy a slower pace of life, where neighbors become friends and local events foster a sense of belonging. The area is surrounded by lush greenery, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and picnicking.

One of the standout features of Cross Anchor is its proximity to Woodruff High School, which is known for its commitment to academic excellence and a robust extracurricular program. Families with school-aged children will appreciate the quality education and community involvement that Woodruff High School offers, making it a great choice for those looking to settle down in the area.

The real estate market in Cross Anchor boasts a variety of charming homes that cater to diverse tastes and budgets. Whether you’re searching for a cozy cottage or a spacious family home, you’ll find properties that reflect the warmth and character of this lovely community.

Come explore Cross Anchor, SC—a place where you can create lasting memories and enjoy the simple pleasures of life in a friendly, close-knit environment. Your dream home awaits in this delightful Southern enclave!

Newest Cross Anchor Homes with Woodruff High school

652 & 650 Union Highway, Cross Anchor
$400,000
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths
Discover a unique investment, residential, or historic restoration opportunity at the crossroads of Cross Anchor! This approximately 2.93-acre property includes two distinct structures with immediate utility and remarkable historical significance. The charming 1951 mid-century cottage features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, making it an ideal primary residence, rental property, or on-site base for a future restoration project. Also located on the property is the historic Easter House, built circa 1892 and designed by renowned mail-order architect George F. Barber (Design No. 36-E). This striking Queen Anne/Revival-style residence represents a significant piece of South Carolina architectural history and offers a rare opportunity for an ambitious restoration vision. The historic structure requires extensive structural rehabilitation and is strictly unsafe to enter or tour. Original features, including pocket doors and substantial timber framing, remain. The roof has been recently patched to help limit further exposure. Potential eligibility for South Carolina Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits and local property tax incentivization may provide opportunities for qualified restoration projects; buyers should independently verify eligibility and requirements. Whether you're seeking a property with rental potential, a primary residence, or a once-in-a-lifetime historic restoration project, this Cross Anchor compound offers exceptional possibilities. Offered at $400,000 and sold strictly AS-IS.

652 & 650 Union Highway, Cross Anchor

650 Union Highway, Cross Anchor
$225,000
2+ ACRES &/or a Project of a Lifetime: Save the 1892 George F. Barber "Easter House" in Cross Anchor. Calling all historic preservationists, architectural purists, and restoration enthusiasts! A Legendary piece of South Carolina's built History: The Easter House (c. 1892), Later owned by the Irby family. Located near the historic Cross Anchor crossroads on a newly subdivided, sprawling 2+ acre lot, this residence is designed by the iconic Victorian pattern-book architect George Franklin Barber (Design No. 36-E). A spectacular, complex fusion of Queen Anne whimsy and Classical Revival proportions, this home is a candidate for full structural resurrection. HISTORIC NOTE: For architectural reference and comparison, look no further than two beautifully preserved, nearly identical examples of this exact Barber design nearby: the William Dixon Fowler House (Pauline, SC) and the Sitgreaves House (Laurens, SC), both proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. CONDITION NOTE: The property is in poor, uninhabitable condition and is strictly UNSAFE TO TOUR. A past roof leak caused a partial second-story ceiling collapse into the main reception hall, creating a corresponding hole through to the crawlspace. However, the roof has been patched to halt further damage, and the home's irreplaceable "bones" remain. Much of the original, intricate 1890s woodwork survives, including grand pocket doors and historic framing. Two of the original first-floor mantels remain as blueprints for your restoration. This property is highly eligible for the 25% South Carolina Homeowner Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit and local property tax freezes (The Bailey Bill). Don't let this Barber masterpiece disappear—bring your architect, your historical contractor, and your passion to save a landmark. Sold strictly AS-IS, exterior viewing only. Lot lines shown are proposed and represent the approximately 2-acre portion of the larger 2.93-acre property. The entire property is also offered for sale under MLS #1605341.

650 Union Highway, Cross Anchor

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