Jonathan Pearson

Associate Director

+44 (0) 7956 591992
jonathan.pearson@remax.co.uk

Languages: English

Services: Residential Sales

About Jonathan Pearson

Jonathan has been a member of ARLA since 2012 and has worked within the Estate Agency for the past 18 years. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to RE/MAX, having held Senior Managerial positions for Corporate Estate Agents. Jonathan knows the local area having lived here all for over 30 years, so really is a local specialist!

With a passion for excellent customer service and a desire to match buyers and tenants with vendors and landlords and committement to ensure that everyone involved in the house moving process has an enjoyable experience.

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Communities Served

Alton

Alton is a charming village in Staffordshire, nestled in the scenic Churnet Valley and surrounded by lush woodlands. Its historic stone cottages and landmarks reflect centuries of history, making it a picturesque destination for visitors seeking natural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere.

Best known as the home of Alton Towers, one of the UK’s largest theme parks, the village attracts millions of visitors annually. Despite the park's excitement, Alton retains its rural charm, offering a tranquil contrast to the bustling attraction nearby.

The village is rich in history, with highlights like St. Peter’s Church, a 12th-century gem, and Alton Castle, a Gothic Revival masterpiece by Augustus Pugin. The nearby Churnet Valley Railway adds to its allure with scenic heritage train rides through the countryside.

With its mix of historical sites, natural beauty, and proximity to Alton Towers, Alton provides a unique experience for visitors. Whether exploring its tranquil surroundings or enjoying nearby adventures, the village is a delightful destination for all.

Burton-on-Trent

Burton-on-Trent, a vibrant Staffordshire market town on the River Trent, is renowned as the "Brewing Capital of the World." Its mineral-rich water made it ideal for brewing, establishing iconic names like Bass and Marston’s. The National Brewery Centre celebrates this heritage, attracting visitors from far and wide.

The town's history dates back to Anglo-Saxon times, centered around the 7th-century Burton Abbey. While much of the abbey is gone, remnants remain alongside the scenic Washlands, a floodplain offering walking paths, wildlife, and views that blend natural beauty with industrial legacy.

Modern Burton boasts a lively town center with shops, markets, and cultural venues like The Brewhouse Arts Centre. It’s also home to Pirelli Stadium and Burton Albion FC, fostering a vibrant arts and sports scene.

With its rich brewing history, cultural attractions, and picturesque riverfront, Burton-on-Trent combines industrial heritage with contemporary charm, offering something for both residents and visitors.

Cheadle

Cheadle is a charming market town in Staffordshire, nestled in the scenic Staffordshire Moorlands. Its medieval roots and rich history are reflected in its traditional architecture and welcoming atmosphere, while its location near Stoke-on-Trent and the Peak District makes it a convenient and picturesque destination.

The town's standout landmark is St. Giles’ Catholic Church, known as "Pugin's Gem," a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture by Augustus Pugin that attracts visitors from far and wide. Cheadle's town center features a mix of traditional shops, independent businesses, and a vibrant market, adding to its appeal.

Close to Alton Towers and the Peak District National Park, Cheadle serves as a gateway to outdoor adventures and family attractions. The surrounding countryside offers walking trails, cycling routes, and stunning natural beauty, making it a haven for nature lovers.

With its historical charm, proximity to major attractions, and a strong sense of community fostered through events and festivals, Cheadle is a delightful destination for both residents and visitors seeking a blend of relaxation and activity.

Doveridge

Doveridge is a picturesque Derbyshire village near the River Dove, close to Uttoxeter and the A50. Surrounded by rolling countryside, it offers a peaceful rural setting with excellent transport links, making it a desirable place to live or visit.

Steeped in history, Doveridge is home to St. Cuthbert’s Church, dating back to the 12th century, and the ancient Doveridge Yew, believed to be over 1,000 years old. These landmarks reflect the village’s deep heritage and historical significance.

The village boasts a strong community spirit, with amenities like a primary school, traditional pub, village hall, and recreation ground for sports and events. These features foster an inclusive and lively atmosphere.

With its historic charm, scenic beauty, and vibrant community, Doveridge offers a warm and welcoming experience. Visitors can enjoy its landmarks, countryside walks, and local events in a quintessentially English village setting.

Kingstone

Kingstone is a peaceful village in Staffordshire, nestled in rolling farmland near Uttoxeter. Known for its traditional cottages and close-knit community, the village offers a tranquil countryside lifestyle with easy access to nearby towns.

The historic St. John the Baptist Church, a Grade II-listed building with 12th-century origins, stands at the heart of the village, reflecting Kingstone’s rich history. It remains a hub for local services and events, fostering community spirit.

Surrounded by scenic landscapes, Kingstone is ideal for outdoor pursuits like walking and cycling. Its agricultural heritage is evident in the surrounding farmland and traditional village architecture.

With its blend of history, natural beauty, and community charm, Kingstone is a welcoming destination. Whether exploring its historic sites or enjoying its rural serenity, the village offers a glimpse into Staffordshire’s idyllic countryside.

Marchington

Marchington is a charming village in East Staffordshire, nestled in picturesque countryside near Uttoxeter. With its traditional cottages, narrow lanes, and historic landmarks like the 13th-century St. Peter’s Church, the village exudes rural charm while being well-connected to nearby towns.

The village’s historic pubs, such as The Dog and Partridge, and its vibrant community activities contribute to its friendly, close-knit atmosphere. Nearby Marchington Woodlands offers scenic beauty, walking trails, and opportunities for outdoor exploration, making the area a haven for nature lovers.

Marchington also features modern amenities, including a community center and sports facilities, supporting a range of events and activities. These foster a strong sense of community and provide opportunities for residents and visitors to connect.

With its blend of history, natural beauty, and community spirit, Marchington is a delightful destination. Whether exploring its landmarks or enjoying its peaceful surroundings, the village offers a warm and welcoming experience.

Tean

Tean is a picturesque village in Staffordshire’s Moorlands, divided into Upper and Lower Tean by the River Tean. Surrounded by scenic countryside and close to the Peak District, it offers a tranquil rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns like Cheadle and Uttoxeter.

Historically, Tean was a hub for the textile industry, with Tean Mill serving as a symbol of its industrial heritage. Though no longer operational, the mill remains a prominent landmark reflecting the village’s rich past.

The village features notable highlights like the Grade II-listed St. Thomas’ Church, traditional stone cottages, and a welcoming center with local shops and pubs. The surrounding area provides plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, including walking and cycling.

With its blend of history, natural beauty, and community spirit, Tean offers a charming and peaceful retreat. Its heritage and proximity to stunning landscapes make it a delightful place to visit or call home.

Uttoxeter

Uttoxeter is a charming market town in Staffordshire, England, surrounded by picturesque countryside and steeped in history. Its well-preserved architecture, including Tudor-style buildings and St. Mary’s Catholic Church, reflects its medieval roots, while its location near the River Dove and major cities like Derby and Stoke-on-Trent enhances its appeal.

Historically an agricultural hub, Uttoxeter now boasts a diverse economy with industries like brewing, ceramics, and manufacturing, notably hosting the JCB World Headquarters. The town's weekly market and annual events like the Beer Festival highlight its vibrant community and cultural heritage.

Uttoxeter Racecourse is a key attraction, hosting events like the Midlands Grand National, alongside nearby landmarks such as Sudbury Hall. These features, combined with its lively cultural scene, make the town a magnet for visitors and locals alike.

Modern amenities, community events, and a friendly atmosphere make Uttoxeter a delightful place to live or visit. Whether exploring historical sites, enjoying outdoor activities, or attending races, the town blends tradition with contemporary charm.