Unveiling the Rich Heritage of Solton Manor

Prior to the previous owners, in the early 1990s, Solton Manor served as a bustling working farm. However, recognising the untapped potential within its expansive period outbuildings, they embarked on a transformative journey, converting the space into an enchanting wedding venue. Today, the manor sits within approximately 8½ acres of meticulously landscaped gardens, with captivating wildlife ponds, picturesque stone ruins, alluring woodlands, and inviting paddocks, all perfect for the fairytale wedding many brides dream of.

As you step into the main house, a mesmerising core feature reveals itself, a meticulously crafted front door with oak frames and exquisite embellishments. The first floor stands as a testament to the manor’s heritage, boasting Tudor oak-plank doors that present a sense of timeless charm. The remarkably tall ceilings and well- proportioned rooms deviate from the conventional norms of the era, adding a sense of grandeur to the residence. However, the pièce de résistance is the Great Hall, showcasing an original Tudor fireplace that commands attention and serves as the focal point of the space.