High Street, Cheswardine, TF9

Make life your own period fairytale at this magnificent Georgian property, nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Cheswardine. Originally built in the 1840s for the village surgeon, once complete with a treatment room and stables for his noble steed, this now six-bedroom detached delight is brimming with character, charm and tales from a time gone by. This isn’t just a house... it’s a chapter waiting to be lived.

Follow the sweeping driveway to your very own storybook castle. As the gates of everyday life close behind you, open the charming front door and step into a welcoming entrance hall, where original features whisper stories of centuries past. From here, you’ll uncover a treasure trove of reception rooms, a guest cloakroom and a stately staircase leading to the floors above. The living room is a generous haven where exposed beams, exposed brickwork and a feature log burner set the scene for fireside tales and hot cocoa evenings. The open kitchen/diner is the heart of this home with an array of wood-effect cabinetry, gleaming worktops, a dual Belfast sink and an Aga cooker that practically casts cooking spells. Entertain merrily in the dining space with French doors opening out to the magical garden. A pantry awaits your secret ingredients, and the neighbouring reading room is your literary hideaway. Behind the scenes, a practical utility room, rear porch and versatile cellar add a dash of 21st-century convenience to this historical tale. A separate dining room, current occupied as home office provides more versatile space to make your own.

Ascend to the first floor where dreams await in three grand double bedrooms and three bathrooms. The principal suite is a true tower retreat, complete with a private ensuite and dressing area. The second bedroom also boasts its own ensuite, while the family bathroom offers a corner bath tub, shower, W.C and sink. Climb to the second floor and discover two more double bedrooms on the second floor, with one offering access through to fantastic loft storage through a built in storage area.

To the right of the home lies the integral annexe accessed through either the living room or external door, perfect for welcomed guests or multigenerational living. With its own kitchen, bathroom and a dreamy double bedroom upstairs, it’s your very own mini cottage within a castle.

Step outside and frolic through your private garden kingdom. Whether you're a green-thumbed wizard or a barefoot wanderer, this expansive space of lawns, trees and whimsical planting is a true midsummer dream. The charming summer house is ideal for potting plants or plotting your next chapter, while the historic railway platform at the end adds a sprinkle of curiosity and conversation. Located in the heart of Cheswardine, a village straight from the pages of a country novel, you’ll have delightful amenities, schools and countryside walks right on your doorstep. When the call of the nearby towns beckons, Market Drayton and Newport are just a short drive away for further needs.

So, if you're looking for a home with an abundance of warmth, character and charm, this 1840s gem in Cheswardine is calling your name. Welcome to storybook living, where each room tells a story and every corner unveils a new chapter. Keep the pages of this historic book turning today and add yourself to the story, give us a call today a book a viewing!

Location
Cheswardine is a village and parish in the northeast of Shropshire, near the border with Staffordshire. It's located roughly 8 miles north of Newport and 5 miles southeast of Market Drayton. The village has a primary school, Church, two pubs, a parish hall, bowling green and playing fields. The A41 road runs through the area, providing access to the North West via Cheshire and the West Midlands via the M54, while the A53 connects to Stoke and Shrewsbury. Stafford train station is only 30 minutes away and allows for London to be reached in 80 minutes. Shropshire Union Canal is within easy walking distance.

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Floor Plans
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Agent's Notes
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