The Texas Bucket List - Adriatica Village in McKinney

Join host Shane McAuliffe to learn all about the inspiration behind the Adriatica Village and to explore the different structures and amenities that line the cobblestone paths, right here on The Texas Bucket List.

[bosse]

I like it. God bless him for trying to do something positive for people beyond a roof over their head.

[StrBidness]

Drove by here many times. Was always Gobsmacked by how beautiful it is.

[rogertemple]

Another awesome episode of the Texas Bucket List with Shane
I've been to McKinney several times and never knew this village
was there but I'm glad to hear about it Thanks Shane.🇺🇲🤠👋🇺🇲

[MichaelBrown-howc]

As a native Texan and someone that grew up in Dallas, when I first started watching this piece I thought to myself you have got to be kidding…. But the further I got into the video I changed my mind. It’s not about faux European look, but the fact that the developer realized the village needed a florist and then subsidized that florist. That is impressive to me. In general I believe most people involved in real estate are nothing more than greedy parasites but this developer may be trying to change that

[NidaKazmi]

Was just here last night, it’s 5 min from us. There’s nothing to do here except take a small walk. Cavalier is fantastic food. The community is for retired people, and it’s much higher priced. Everything in TX can be pretty until 100 degree weather hits

[warsawpacked]

I love that place! And there is going to be another one in Corpus? Fantastic!

[JTH]

I live in Corpus Christi. The village he built here is nice, looks the same but is not quite as big. It has a chapel and a working lighthouse. I wondered where the idea came from. Pretty cool.

[anonie]

It’s a beautiful place it’s my favorite place to go.

[KASVENTURES]

Yessss love the video!!! Good job both Mr Blackard and Texas Bucketlist!!!

[franciscosandiego]

I like Texas bucket list videos on YouTube from the imperial county California 🇺🇲🇺🇲

[torreyweaver]

Wish i would have known y'all were there, i live just across the street.

[deborah]

He mentioned Croatia, Europe in general. Built, adapted to people. All the streets, to walk into town, without feeling like they are. It’s very nice.

[FloridaRaider]

Much better than the soulless, generic subdivisions that are so pervasive today

[Padoinky]

I lived in FloMo (Denton Cnty) since 2010 and I’ve never heard of this development (then again, I’ve never really ventured further than Downtown Dallas and Fort Worth, Highland/University Parks, South Lake, Coppell, Plano and Frisco)

[Hank_Kingsley]

I've been waiting for him to build the village in corpus for seven years already...

[dmunoz]

They started something like this in, Georgetown Tx….the layout was kind of Italian, a beautiful design, there was a lake and an amphitheater and a building that looked like a church. The plans came out before Covid, well, it’s 2024 and apartments and condos have gone up, but all the other stuff that was shown in the original plans are nowhere to be seen. Maybe latter on, but now it’s just another apartment complex thats prettier than the rest of the other apartments going up everywhere in and around town. This place in McKinney look pretty nice. Something different.

[napalmdotnet]

That is an amazing village but that cobblestone road really tests how quiet your car is. You'll hear EVERY creak in your car and it's suspension. LOL

[jonlambert]

This exact idea, but maybe having a car parking area outside of the village would be great. It's still very road and car centric, but one step in the right direction.

[LoriL]

And the The Guitar Sanctuary is there if you enjoy live music..

[europljanin]

The church looks authentic, I don't know why the model for this village was Supetar on Brač, although it is great, there are even better architectural places on the Dalmatian coast, such as Komiza on Vis, Korcula on the island of the same name or Trogir, and the highlight would be if somewhere built a replica of Diocletian's palace in Texas or California. This is actually a symbol of why America is what it is, why it is the land of dreams and possibilities, where the dream becomes reality. From my window you can see the island of Brač.
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