The property, known as The Craig, has a rich history dating back to the 12th century, with the Saltford Manor House being the oldest continuously occupied dwelling in England. The current property was built in 1833 for William Butler, a distiller who owned a factory in Bristol, and was intended as his summer house. Over the years, the property has been owned by several individuals, including a manufacturer of underwear who left his mark on the solid oak floors in the sitting room and dining room. The property has been well-maintained and has been sub-divided into a four-bedroomed house with a range of amenities, including a conservatory, kitchen, breakfast room, sitting room, dining room, and four bedrooms. The property also has a large garage, terraced areas, and a garden with spectacular views of the surrounding valley. The village of Saltford is located between Bath and Bristol and offers a range of amenities, including a primary school, shops, and a range of leisure activities.