Hermitage is an expansive luxury home located in central England within the desirable village of Edwalton, Nottinghamshire. Recently voted in the top ten places to live in England and Wales and continues to ascend in the list.

The affluent habitat is close to the vibrant town of West Bridgford and boasts some of the most sought-after schooling and property in the county. Easy access to the M1, this location has proved ideal for those commuting to larger cities as well as working locally. Newark station just down the A46 enables easy access into central London in just over an hour.

After considerable time on site the “Hermitage“ has recently been launched to the market. Named after the famous Monaco hotel this 7-bedroom state of the art new build simply must be viewed to appreciate it.

On entering the property, you are confronted by a vaulted space with the helical staircase winding up through the floors of the property. A chandelier that appears to rain light hangs through the centre with each strand staggered randomly. A walk over circular glass floor showcasing the rippling deep blue water of the swimming pool beneath. Within the entrance hall a cloak toilet that any house owner would be proud to present as their master en-suite.

With the assistance of Armani together Armani Rocca and Guy Phoenix have collaborated to create beautiful simple bathrooms.

Turn left into the kitchen and witness what you would expect to see in a palace or castle. With Gaggenau also joining the parade this kitchen is neutral but framed in gold and black. The handles, the hinges, the beading all based on this champagne PVD encompassing the gold, bronze theme running throughout the house. A breakfast area is attached to the kitchen through double doors should you want additional seating other than the bar area.

Continue through to the utility room housing no less than 3 washers and dryers as well as enough room to carry out house duties. The garage is off this room with underfloor heating, so those expensive tyres of the sports cars don’t get chilly. Up the stairs to the self-contained annex that could serve as a teenager’s dream, somewhere to for the in laws or even servants quarters depending on how lucky your money has made you.

With gilded wallpaper, walk in wardrobe and Gaggenau appliances in the large living kitchen pretty much anyone would be happy living in this quarter. Back down onto the ground floor and following in previous footsteps you arrive at the dining room. Just like every other room on this level the ceilings are stately, the diner ceiling fixed with yacht panelling cleverly lit from the edges. A large round table easily accommodating 12 for dinner. To the side a small curved room dedicated to Dom Perignon champagne storage.

Back through the hallway and through the lit stone resin framed doorway, office one is on your left, with ample storage and a stunning view out over the garden this office is private yet somehow doesn’t feel detached from the rest of the house.

The lounge is next and certainly spacious yet extremely homely. An open fire with odourless / smokeless flames flicker in the room. The bespoke lighting mesmerising with every direction seemingly a focal point. To the right up a few stairs a bar and cinema with acoustic screening and sound technology any commercial theatre would be proud of.

The soft step shallow tread staircase allows you easy access the first floor. First on your right a large bedroom with walk in wardrobe and en-suite. Colouring the same theme, luscious headboard, designer light fittings and wallpaper. Across the hall a protected room doubling up as a second office if needed but also the security hub. From here the house is controlled and monitored. The fully automated home can control its own heating, lighting, sound, TVs, even lock certain doors, open gates, put on the fountains, even flush the toilet if you so wish.

Suite on the left is spacious its own sleeping area, large sitting room, fridge, coffee machine (Gaggenau of course), 2 walk in wardrobes no less and standard Armani en-suite bathroom.

Across the hall the master bedroom. A spacious yet weirdly cosy room supporting a dressing room Giorgio himself would endorse in a Paris retail outlet. A private office and lounge, an Armani bathroom of course with his and hers showers and vanity units, two balconies complement the layout.

Up again the spiral stairs to three more bedroom suites all capable of carrying the mantle of ‘master’...ample storage, enormous beds, captivating lighting and luxury fixtures and fittings.

Situated on a large plot within the leafy village of Edwalton the property offers 6 car garaging and ample outside space for parking and entertainment. A continuous panoramic patio, 3 detached gardens and oceans of premium block paved driveway.

To arrange a viewing please contact us through the website.