Saltash enjoys a hillside setting above the banks of the River Tamar with spectacular views over the estuary and the Tamar's two great bridges. The proximity of these bridges means that connections to Devon could hardly be better. The stunning Royal Albert Bridge was opened in 1859 and stands on the main west coast London to Penzance rail route. Just over 100 years later, the Tamar Bridge was completed providing the A38 road link to Plymouth and Exeter.

Saltash is well served by served by schools having its own play groups, junior, infant and secondary school as well as a College of Further Education. There are Grammar schools and of course the University just over the river in Plymouth.

For leisure and relaxation Saltash is very well placed to help you enjoy all the good things in life. There are numerous leisure complexes including the China Fleet Golf & Country Club, Saltash Leisure Centre, Saltash Sailing Club and the St Mellion Golf and Country Club with its challenging Jack Nicklaus-designed championship course is within easy reach. With an abundance of history surrounding Saltash, there are many buildings of historic and architectural interest in the locality. Mount Edgecumbe with its stunning Italianate gardens is to the south and Buckland Abbey lies to the north of Plymouth.

As well as the many attractive beaches, there are a choice of entertainments, restaurants, social activities and other attractions all within easy reach.