Properties For Rent in Grand Saline Zip Code

Back

Grand Saline is a city in Van Zandt County, Texas, set in the gently rolling countryside of East Texas about seventy-five miles east of Dallas and thirty-five miles northwest of Tyler. It is the third-largest city in the county and part of the greater Tyler/Longview area, lying along U.S. Highway 80 just north of the Interstate 20 corridor. The city's identity is inseparable from salt. Grand Saline sits above large salt deposits, and its name reflects the resource that built the town. Salt production drove its early growth, and the community was incorporated on December 16, 1895. By 1911 it had grown to about 2,500 residents with two banks, two weekly newspapers, a lumberyard, and an ice plant. Morton Salt owns the majority of the salt deposits and has long operated facilities there, earning Grand Saline the title of the Salt Capital of Texas. The Salt Palace, a small museum built from salt blocks, celebrates that heritage. Today Grand Saline is home to roughly 3,100 residents. It is served by Grand Saline ISD and retains the character of an East Texas small town, with a walkable downtown, local churches, and community events anchoring daily life. Its economy remains tied to salt production and to the agriculture and services of the surrounding region. The city's location offers both quiet country living and regional access. Dallas lies about seventy-five miles to the west, Tyler about thirty-five miles to the southeast, and Lake Fork — one of Texas's premier bass-fishing lakes — sits nearby to the north. Canton, home of the long-running First Monday Trade Days, lies a short drive to the west. For homebuyers, Grand Saline offers a small-town East Texas setting with a distinctive industrial and historical identity.

Population 3,100

County Van Zandt County

Active Listings 125

Browse by Listing Type

attach_moneyFor Sale editFor Rent

Browse by Property Type

homeHouses apartmentCondos & Apartments holiday_villageTownhouses & Duplexes crop_landscapeLots & Land parkFarms & Ranches

Frequently Asked Questions

What county is Grand Saline in?

Grand Saline is located in Van Zandt County, Texas, in the northeastern part of the state. The city is the third-largest in the county and lies along U.S. Highway 80 north of Interstate 20.

What is Grand Saline known for?

Grand Saline is known as the Salt Capital of Texas because it sits above large underground salt deposits. Morton Salt owns the majority of the deposits and has long operated in the area, making salt central to the city's economy and identity.

What school district serves Grand Saline?

Grand Saline is served by Grand Saline Independent School District, which provides public education from elementary through high school. The district serves the city and the surrounding Van Zandt County area.

How far is Grand Saline from Dallas and Tyler?

Grand Saline is roughly seventy-five miles east of Dallas and about thirty-five miles northwest of Tyler. U.S. Highway 80 runs through the city, and Interstate 20 lies about fifteen miles to the south.

What is the Salt Palace?

The Salt Palace is a small museum in Grand Saline built largely from salt blocks, celebrating the community's salt-mining heritage. It is one of the city's most distinctive attractions and reflects its identity as the Salt Capital of Texas.

MARKET SNAPSHOT