Johnsons Smallholding is a splendid pet-friendly property located midway between Whitchurch and Market Drayton, on the edge of the village of Calverhall.
This cottage is perfect for a family or friends as it boasts a woodburning stove, ground-floor living and a games room.
Step inside this enchanting home where heritage and character shine through every corner.
From the moment you enter, you’ll notice the natural charm woven into the property, exposed beams, traditional features, and an atmosphere that celebrates its rural setting.
The spacious living and dining room is a true highlight, featuring a striking woodburning stove set against rustic beams, providing a captivating focal point for evenings spent together.
A sofa and armchair invite you to settle in while the dining table offers a lovely spot for home-cooked meals or late-night board games.
The kitchen and dining area continue the homely feel, complete with a breakfast bar for chilled mornings with coffee and conversation.
When you’re ready to turn in, the ground-floor bedroom boasts a magnificent four-poster bed that adds an elegant touch, while the twin bedroom, framed by charming exposed beams, perfectly captures the property’s timeless character.
Outside, the enclosed rear garden is ideal for soaking up the countryside atmosphere, whether you’re enjoying a family barbecue, dining alfresco on the patio furniture, or letting the dog wander freely across the lawn.
For a touch of fun, the external games room is equipped with table tennis, perfect for friendly competitions after a day of exploring.
When you’re ready to explore the area, you’ll find plenty to enjoy nearby.
In Nantwich, admire the beautiful Tudor architecture as you wander through the historic town centre, discover the local history at Nantwich Museum, or spend a afternoon in the picturesque Riverside Park.
Venture over to Shrewsbury, where you can stroll along the charming cobbled streets filled with independent shops and cafés, tour the impressive Shrewsbury Castle, or enjoy a leisurely boat trip along the River Severn for scenic views of the town’s medieval skyline.
A short journey away, Wrexham offers its own mix of culture and heritage, explore the magnificent St Giles’ Church, visit the open-air Wrexham County Borough Museum and Archives, or spend a day at the award-winning Ty Mawr Country Park, set beside the River Dee and framed by the rolling Welsh countryside.
Blending the warmth of its traditional features with modern convenience, Johnsons Smallholding offers a truly memorable stay surrounded by history, and countryside tranquillity.