History
The history of Saltford dates back to before the Norman Conquest and Saltford Manor House (built about 1160} claims to be the oldest continuously occupied dwelling in England. The Anglican church, St Mary’s, dates from the 12th century.
Building begun on The Craig in 1833 but it was not finally completed until 1840. It was built for William Butler who owned the Tar, Resin and Oil Distillery at Crews Hole in Bristol. He also owned Mill Island with its brass mill directly which is directly below The Craig. Mill Island was a staging post for William Butlers boats transporting his distilled goods. William lived in Clifton in Bristol, and The Craig was built as his Summer house. Each room was built to his specifications ...
KEY FEATURES
- A superb 4 bedroomed family house, set in an outstandingly beautiful, elevated plot
- Enjoying views over the River Avon, towards Saltford Marina, the historic Saltford Brass Mill, Kelston Round Hill and Bath
- Terraced gardens, range of outbuildings and large garage
- Highly sought-after village, ideally located for both Bath and Bristol
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