This charming 17th-century cottage, known as Smithy Corner, is a traditional countryside retreat nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Beeston. The property boasts a range of period features, including leaded casement windows, exposed beams, and original panelling, which add to its character and charm. The accommodation is arranged over two floors, with a central entrance hall leading to a L-shaped kitchen, family bathroom, and reception room with exposed brick fireplace. The first floor features a generous principal bedroom suite with en-suite cloakroom and inter-connecting dressing room. The property has a part-walled garden, laid mainly to lawn, with mature shrubs and trees, and paved terrace areas. The hamlet of Beeston is close to the village of Peckforton, which has a pub, hotel, and regular bus services, and is also near the towns of Tarporley, Bunbury, and Malpas, which offer a range of amenities and schooling options. The property is situated in a rural location, with excellent communications links to regional centres in both Wales and England.