PROPERTY OF THE MONTH COLSTON BASSETT, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
OPEN HOUSE – SATURDAY 29TH MAY | 11AM-2PM | BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
The Knoll is an architectural masterpiece. This luxurious home offers five suites and a simply breathtaking entertainment space, featuring an indoor heated pool with a waterfall, sauna, steam room and bar.
On the ground floor, you will find some exquisite rooms, including a dining room that comfortably seats 8 and an integrated wine room behind a glass door. The kitchen and breakfast room are truly spectacular and feature a large granite island, alongside an array of Miele appliances, including an oversized push touch wine cooler.
The open plan living room offers a sizeable Venetian plastered tv wall, as well as fantastic views of the rolling countryside and the serene, landscaped gardens that wrap around the home. A great addition to the ground floor is a beautiful, contemporary home office with glass entry doors and full-height windows.
The Knoll is just as luxurious outside, as it is in. Upon arriving at the home you are greeted by electric gates, offering ultimate privacy and security. From here you venture to the gravel driveway, which offers an abundance of parking for more than a dozen vehicles and is accompanied by the fantastic triple garage, with tiled flooring and suede paneled walls.
Situated in what can only be described as one of the most sought-after villages in the East Midlands, the village of Colston Bassett and the surrounding areas offer a host of amenities and activities, from Golf & Country Clubs to beautiful day spa’s, complimenting the luxurious lifestyle of this uniquely beautiful home.
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