The Crossroads Neighborhood is a prime location for convenience and everyday living. It lies in close proximity to Tyrone Square Mall, grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, banks, post office, government offices, St. Petersburg Junior College, the Pinellas Trail and PSTA bus service. Since 9th Avenue North is the only through street dissecting the neighborhood, most of Crossroads delights in a quiet neighborhood with a minimum of traffic. Roads are laid out in a simple grid pattern. Brick streets in the older section of the neighborhood add to the area's charm.
Residents enjoy many recreational opportunities within walking distance.
Tennis buffs enjoy the courts of St. Petersburg Junior College and nearby parks, which also offer playgrounds, basketball courts, soccer, football and softball fields. The Pinellas Trail provides a safe venue for walking, running, skating and bicycling. Utilities include natural gas and reclaimed water. Architecture Crossroads encompasses a variety of architectural styles as a result of the area's development spanning several decades beginning in the late 1930s to the early 1970s. Styles range from small one-story bungalows to much larger one and two story homes, most of which are concrete block construction with either tile or shingle roofs.