Saling Hall
A sixteenth-century, Grade II* listed manor house, set deep in unspoilt North Essex countryside, surrounded by extraordinary gardens with a nationally significant tree collection.
The House
Saling Hall dates from c.1570 but owes much of its present character to its encasement in high quality brickwork in the late 1600s, with the ornamental Dutch gables added in 1699. The house has always been used as a family home, with only a handful of owners over almost five centuries.
The Gardens
Saling Hall is set within twelve acres of spectacular gardens, comprising a historic seventeenth century walled garden, ornamental gardens immediately surrounding the house, and an extensive arboretum developed over the last fifty years, with new rare trees currently being added on an ongoing basis.