Retire in Saltillo, Mexico

Last updated on Apr 16, 2023

Summary: Saltillo, Mexico is an attractive destination for retirees due to its low cost of living, friendly locals, and vibrant culture. There are several retirement communities in Saltillo, which offer a variety of amenities such as swimming pools, fitness centers, and social activities. On average, a nice two bedroom home in Saltillo can cost around $50,000 USD, while a nice three bedroom home can cost around $70,000 USD. The weather in Saltillo is generally mild, with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to the mid-80s Fahrenheit throughout the year.

What is it like to retire in Saltillo?

"Saltillo and its surroundings offer an active and enjoyable lifestyle for retirees. It boasts a temperate climate, making it a great place to live year-round. Retirees can spend their days visiting cultural attractions, including the city's various colonial churches, the Raramuri Cultural Center, and the nearby Conaan Zoo. There is a variety of recreational activities, such as walking in the city's many parks, kayaking in the nearby Mezquital River, and exploring nearby hiking trails. The nightlife in Saltillo is also vibrant, with a range of bars and nightclubs in the centre of town, as well as numerous restaurants offering traditional Mexican cuisine. There is also an active expat community in Saltillo, with many retirees joining local organizations and attending their events," explained a retiree in Saltillo.

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