The phrase "a small charming" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the description.
It can be used when describing a noun that is both small and charming, but it needs to be followed by that noun.
Example: "She lives in a small charming cottage by the sea."
Alternatives: "a tiny delightful" or "a little enchanting".
Lynd becomes a regular visitor as he convalesces, and, when he is released, she takes him to a small, charming hotel on the French coast.
Mr. Underhill's is now a small, charming inn with eight perfectly appointed rooms and a dining room just large enough to seat those staying there.
But the Lido and Giudecca are actual neighborhoods, while San Clemente is simply the resort, plus a small, charming church for which the island is named.
It's a small, charming show that offers a glimpse into the private worlds of these writers and artists, their relationships and creative collaborations.
She set up her practice in town and restored the house she had inherited, where the murders had taken place — a small, charming clapboard farmhouse that sits on the eastern edge of town.
The Jungalow was a small, charming, tin-roofed, bamboo-paneled shack that Mark Pearson, the Long Island-born proprietor, had built in the backyard of his house in a tidy little subdevelopment.
The building gives Orto a number of small, charming dining areas: a nook with a table for two, a front room with four tables and a narrow space between the door and the bar with one long table for 8 to 10.
"I think it's possible to do an incredible, small, charming luxury business," he said, adding that he's not interested in turning Schiaparelli into a big brand.
On a trip to the small charming island of Anguilla, we lunched at a seaside restaurant called Le Fish Trap.
A Szymborska poem is always charming, wonderfully charming, charming as a small child singing, charming as a great pop-song lyric.
But it's a small perfection, charming in its childlike whimsy but as insubstantial as a summer breeze.
