This historic village, incorporated in 1867, captures the history and beauty of the Texas Hill Country.
Salado is located in the heart of Texas, along the Balcones Fault. It is full of history, such as Salado Creek, a Texas Natural Landmark, and the Stagecoach Inn, which was a stop along the Chisholm Trail.
Found less than an hour away from Austin, this village is close to it all, while still providing a serene and quaint place to live, shop, eat, play, and beyond.
In its early years, Salado received a steady flow of visitors because of its location on the Chisholm Trail. Today, travelers from all over come to enjoy this one-of-a-kind destination. Designated a Cultural District by the Texas Commission on the Arts, Salado boasts many art studios and galleries, and between February and November, every fourth Friday is reserved for the Royal Street Art Walk, which showcases art demonstrations, live music, craft beer, and more. The historic downtown district — with its landmark, spring-fed Salado Creek — features an array of boutiques, restaurants, and wineries.
The Salado Chamber of Commerce organizes and plans numerous events throughout the year:
Christmas Stroll – December
Scottish Festival – November
Pizza Festival – March
Tablerock Ampitheater – Shakespeare (summer),
Legends (August), Christmas Carol (December)
Barrow Brewing – Live Music
Salado Glassworks – Glass blowing
The Salado Independent School District has 2,242 students in grades Pre-K-12 and a student-teacher ratio of 16 to 1.
Sanctuary is conveniently located between UT Austin and Baylor University, the Big 12 and Southeastern Conference (SEC) schools.
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