New development
Waterside · Valmera Estuary
Saltmere Point
A reclaimed estuary wharf, now a public boardwalk, a tidal basin and four terraces of garden residences behind them.
Saltmere was a salt wharf, then a boatyard, then nothing for twenty years. The current masterplan keeps the tidal basin and the line of the old quay, hands both to the public as a boardwalk, and sets the residences back from it on four planted terraces.
The estuary is the point. It is wide, it is shallow, the light moves across it all day, and the bird counts in winter are the highest on this coast. The residences do not sit on it — they sit behind it, in gardens, which is what keeps the boardwalk public.
What to know
Tidal range
The basin empties on a spring low. Every residence is specified above the modelled 1-in-200-year level; the flood report is in the data room.
Phasing
The boardwalk and basin are complete and the show residence is finished. The rest complete in two phases; ask your advisor which plots sit in which.
Getting around
- Saltmere boardwalk
- At the door
- Saltmere village
- 8 minutes on foot
- Estuary ferry
- 5 minutes on foot
- Valmera city centre
- 28 minutes by car
- Nearest international airport
- 45 minutes by car
Character
Public boardwalkGarden terracesTidal basinStone elevationsNew build
3 properties
All properties In Saltmere Point
New development
Launching
Who covers it
All advisors Advisors for Saltmere Point
Marisol Renard
Partner — Coastal
Fifteen years on one coastline, which is why she can tell you what the water does in February.
Anselm Brodt
Director — New Developments
Reads a specification the way other people read a contract, because it is one.