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Saltram

House owned by the National Trust in Devon, England, 5 km/3 mi east of Plymouth. Classical facades were added to the original Tudor house around 1750, and Robert Adam designed the saloon and dining-room in 1768. The house is set in a landscaped park and has gardens with an orangery and summer-house.

The large picture collection includes 14 portraits by Joshua Reynolds, a frequent visitor.

The Parker family lived here from 1712 until 1962.
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