Kings Crossing Homes in Simpsonville with Pasture Views

Community Highlights

Kings Crossing is a newer Craftsman-style neighborhood in Simpsonville where thoughtful architectural details meet suburban convenience. Built between 2016 and 2019, this 125-home community features spacious single-family residences on quarter- to half-acre lots, many backing to rolling horse pastures that offer a rare countryside feel just 2-3 miles from downtown Simpsonville's restaurants and shops.

"One of the few Simpsonville communities where you can watch horses graze from your screened porch while being minutes from everything the Upstate offers."

The architectural consistency here is striking. Nearly every home showcases coffered ceilings in the dining and living areas, hardwood floors spanning the main level, and graceful archways defining the open-concept spaces. Most floor plans feature a primary suite on the main level with spa-like bathrooms—garden tubs, separate tile showers, and walk-in closets measuring 15x18 feet in some homes. Upstairs, versatile loft areas and jack-and-jill bathrooms serve secondary bedrooms, with many homes offering potential for dual primary suites.

Luxury Features & Customization

The chef's kitchens are a consistent highlight: gas cooktops, double wall ovens, granite countertops, tile backsplash, center islands, and walk-in pantries with custom shelving appear in 80-90% of listings. Three-car garages are common, as are 10-foot ceilings on the main level. Gas fireplaces with stone surrounds anchor the great rooms, while plantation shutters, crown molding, and wainscoting add refinement throughout.

"Seven homes feature resort-style inground pools with heated saltwater systems and integrated hot tubs—exceptional for a neighborhood of this size."

Outdoor living spaces shine here. Most homes include covered or screened porches with built-in speakers, fenced backyards with full irrigation systems, and paver patios with gas lines for grills. The 5.6% of homes with custom pools have created true backyard retreats, some with 30x57-foot patio areas, gazebos, and outdoor fireplaces.