Hunters Crossing Homes for Sale

First Impressions

Hunters Crossing has the kind of settled Lugoff presence that feels immediately easy to read: detached homes, wider spacing between neighbors, and a streetscape that leans more polished than hurried. Built from 2003 through 2015, the neighborhood lands in that sweet spot where homes feel established but not dated. Current pricing runs from the mid-$300,000s to about $400,000, which fits buyers looking for more room, a more substantial homesite, and a setting that already feels lived in rather than newly assembled.

Home Styles & Community Feel

This is a single-family neighborhood first and foremost, with three- and four-bedroom plans making up the clear majority of the housing mix. Four-bedroom layouts show up often, and several homes add FROG or bonus-room flexibility that works well for guests, office space, or a second living zone. Architecture leans traditional, with brick exteriors appearing often enough to give Hunters Crossing a more solid, classic look. Lots are a real part of the appeal. Most sit around a third to four-fifths of an acre, averaging just under half an acre, so the homes do not feel compressed. Cul-de-sac addresses help reinforce the quieter, tucked-away feel on some streets.