Inside Jeremy Clarkson’s £4.25 million Diddly Squat mansion which he previously blew up

According to plans for the new home approved for Jermany’s renovations, Diddly Squat Mansion was described to be “a modest country house/gentrified farmhouse which gives the appearance of having grown over time”.

The presenter has showcased some of the custom-build mansions on social media and one of the most frequently posted rooms is Jeremy’s modern open-plan kitchen.

Jeremy regularly posts pictures inside the kitchen to his Instagram stories, which show the kitchen has a huge white marble island counter that has been decorated with roses of bright flowers.

There also appears to be a large wooden dining table in the kitchen as well as books scattered around the room and colourful artwork hanging from the walls.

Jeremy has previously stated he originally bought a farm in the countryside as a place to raise his family and run around on quad bikes with his children.

In an article on the Top Gear website, Jeremy wrote: “I have bought a farm. There are many sensible reasons for this.

“Land is a better investment than any bank can offer. The government doesn’t get any of my money when I die. And the price of the food that I grow can only go up.

“But there is another, much more important reason: I can now have a quad bike. I have always loved the idea of such things.

“They are like motorbikes but they don’t fall over when you leave them alone, they look great and they bring a bit of civilisation to Britain’s rather dreary green and brown bits.”