Stunning new development of just 26 homes offering a subtle mix of houses and apartments
Originally an 18th century farmhouse, grade 2 listed Salston Manor was extended and rebuilt in Elizabethan style in 1845 by William Hart Coleridge, nephew of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. In the twentieth century it became a hotel and was the birthplace of the world famous Donkey Sanctuary.
The hotel closed in 2007 and has now been substantially rebuilt as 11 apartments with a further 15 new houses discreetly located within approximately 4 acres of managed private grounds and woodland.
Salston Manor offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, set against a backdrop of natural beauty and history. Sleek and stylish finishes with the latest technologincluding underfloor heating, air source and EV charging points.
Salston Manor is a Grade II Listed building set in the Beautiful Otter Valley between Ottery St Mary & West Hill some 13 miles from Exeter’s city centre and only about 8 miles from Exeter International Airport and the market town of Honiton.
Ottery St Mary itself is set on the River Otter in the East Devon district of Devon. The Town has several independent shops, pubs, restaurants and coffee and tea rooms as well as some notable buildings including St Mary’s Church which has been referred to as a miniature Exeter Cathedral due to its size and imposing presence in the heart of the town.
From our office, head East out of the City and join the A30 towards Honiton. Exit at Daisymount and take the 3rd exit, you will reach another roundabout immediately, please take the 2nd exit signposted Ottery St Mary B3174.
Continue along this road until you see The Kings School on your left hand side. Turn right and continue on this road for approx. 1/2 a mile before turning right and immediately left. The entrance to the property can be found on your left hand side.
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Originally an 18th century farmhouse, grade 2 listed Salston Manor was extended and rebuilt in Elizabethan style in 1845 by William Hart Coleridge, nephew of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge. In the twentieth century it became a hotel and was the birthplace of the world famous Donkey Sanctuary.
The hotel closed in 2007 and has now been substantially rebuilt as 11 apartments with a further 15 new houses discreetly located within approximately 4 acres of managed private grounds and woodland.
Salston Manor offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, set against a backdrop of natural beauty and history. Sleek and stylish finishes with the latest technologincluding underfloor heating, air source and EV charging points.
Salston Manor is a Grade II Listed building set in the Beautiful Otter Valley between Ottery St Mary & West Hill some 13 miles from Exeter’s city centre and only about 8 miles from Exeter International Airport and the market town of Honiton.
Ottery St Mary itself is set on the River Otter in the East Devon district of Devon. The Town has several independent shops, pubs, restaurants and coffee and tea rooms as well as some notable buildings including St Mary’s Church which has been referred to as a miniature Exeter Cathedral due to its size and imposing presence in the heart of the town.
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Salston Manor, East Devon
Welcome To
Salston Manor, East Devon
Welcome To
Salston Manor, East Devon
From our office, head East out of the City and join the A30 towards Honiton. Exit at Daisymount and take the 3rd exit, you will reach another roundabout immediately, please take the 2nd exit signposted Ottery St Mary B3174.
Continue along this road until you see The Kings School on your left hand side. Turn right and continue on this road for approx. 1/2 a mile before turning right and immediately left. The entrance to the property can be found on your left hand side.
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