143 Cross Creek Trail sits on 6.73 private acres in the Pickens foothills at 1,160 feet elevation with views of Table Rock Mountain. The 2,428 square foot home, built in 1989, provides three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms with recent updates: roof (2022), siding (2023), upstairs HVAC (2023), gas stove (2023), and kitchen appliances (2020). All appliances transfer with the home. A newly paved asphalt driveway leads to the property from the gravel road, providing all-weather access to the home and two-car carport. The property operates on well and septic with high-speed fiber internet available from Upcountry Fiber and power through Blue Ridge Electric. The gently sloping acreage lends itself to walking trails, gardens, or simply enjoying the space. At this elevation, the moderate foothills climate offers an extended growing season without the higher-elevation extremes found further into the mountains. The location delivers outdoor access without isolation. Table Rock State Park is 8 minutes away with 3,083 acres, the Foothills Trail terminus, and varied hiking. Three pristine lakes provide year-round recreation: Devils Fork State Park and Lake Jocassee (24 minutes), recognized by National Geographic as one of "50 Last Great Places" with 50-foot water visibility and accessible waterfalls; Mile Creek Park and Lake Keowee (29 minutes); and Twelve Mile Recreation Area on Lake Hartwell (39 minutes). Daily life remains convenient. Pickens is 16 minutes for groceries and restaurants. Easley offers additional shopping at 30 minutes. Downtown Greenville's dining and entertainment scene is 45 minutes. For day trips, the North Carolina mountain towns of Cashiers (51 minutes) and Highlands (71 minutes) are within easy reach. This property suits primary residence seekers wanting acreage and privacy, weekend retreaters looking for a mountain base, or outdoor enthusiasts exploring the Upstate's trails and lakes with a moderate year-round climate.