Welcome to Holladay, Utah
Holladay Real Estate
The City of Holladay was wasn't incorporated as a city until 1999. At the time of its incorporation, it was known as Holladay-Cottonwood. The city was quickly shortened to simply Holladay by the end of 1999. Residents of Holladay real estate foster a strong sense of community.
The Holladay of Yesteryear
In the summer of 1847, John Holladay led the Mississippi Company, a group of pioneers, on an expedition outside of Salt Lake City. When they got to what is now known as Holladay real estate, they discovered a beautiful, spring fed creek with acres of wildflowers and grasses. Even though most of the expedition returned the the Fort in Salt Lake City, a few men stayed behind and wintered at what they called Spring Creek. The following spring, several families quickly came to settle the Holladay area. When John Holladay became branch president of the Mormon church, the townspeople decided to name the settlement Holladay's Burgh.
The area prospered in large part to its businesses, orchards and agriculture that thrived on the natural surroundings Holladay real estate afforded. This prosperity has continued to present day and has helped cultivate the strong sense of community pride of the city's residents.
Holladay Education
Students living in Holladay attend public schools run by the Granite School District located in Salt Lake City. The Granite School District is comprised of 60 elementary schools, 16 junior high schools, 10 high schools and four special schools. Only one school, the private Challenger School for Pre-K and Kindergarten children, actually occupies Holladay real estate.
Things to See & Do in Holladay
The Cottonwood Mall is the main focus of Holladay shopping year round.
The Holladay Library is a wonderful place to take the kids, as they provide several different programs for yound children and teens.
Mt Olympus Senior Center offers classes from art to line dancing for Holladay's senior citizens aged 60 or older. Most classes are free, but some ask for a small donation so that costs can be covered.
Golf fans can enjoy their sport at the Old Mill, a championship golf course with either 9 hole or 18 hole play available. There is also a restaurant, clubhouse and pro-shop.
The Parks and Recs Department offers sports programs, youth programs, recreation centers and community parks for all residents of Holladay real estate to enjoy.
The people of Holladay real estate want to welcome visitors and residents alike to partake in their warm, inviting community and all it has to offer.
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