The Town of Salisbury was incorporated in 1639. The population was 9,236 in 2020. The town has 15.37 square miles of land. The town earned its reputation as the perfect summer resort beach town following the construction of Beach Road in 1866. The road gave access to the town’s 5 miles of beaches along the Atlantic Ocean.
Amusement Parks, Arcades, Shops, Restaurants, and Hotels started springing up when Beach Road was complete. The resort town was born, and the summers were busy. The Roller Toboggan, the first roller coaster in Salisbury Beach, was built in 1885. It was replaced by the Scenic Railway which was in turn replaced by the Sky Rocket in 1912. The Wildcat was built in 1927 and provided summertime thrills until 1973.
Salisbury is now regarded for its beaches, fishing, boating, and summertime entertainment.
Things To Do in Salisbury:
Restaurants in Salisbury:
- Mapow Thai & Sushi Restaurant
- Seaglass
- Capri Seaside Italian Kitchen & Pizzeria
- Sylvan Street Grille
- Niko’s Place Roast Beef & Seafood
Shopping in Salisbury:
Salisbury Schools:
Salisbury students attend Triton Regional School District public schools. The district serves Newbury, Rowley, and Salisbury.
- Salisbury Elementary School
- Triton Middle School (located in Newbury)
- Triton High School (located in Newbury)
Living in Salisbury:
Salisbury, Massachusetts, presents a charming coastal living experience with its sandy beaches, scenic marshes, and proximity to natural reserves, attracting a variety of homebuyers. The real estate market in Salisbury offers an array of options, including waterfront properties with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, cozy cottages nestled in quiet neighborhoods, and spacious homes. Residents of Salisbury enjoy the town's relaxed atmosphere, abundant outdoor recreational activities such as boating, fishing, and hiking, and easy access to nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
