home of iconic automobiles

Tollerton, a South Nottinghamshire green belt village, includes a church, school, airfeld, four shops and the historic estate of Tollerton Hall, which appeared in the Domesday Book in 1086.

From then it passed through just three family dynasties until ceasing to be a private house in 1929, after which it became briefy a residential country club, then a training college for congregational ministers. During the Second War it was used by the army, the RAF, American airmen and, fnally, as a camp for Italian prisoners of war. Thereafter it served as a Roman Catholic seminary - St Hugh’s College - which closed in 1987.

Recently extensively refurbished and reborn as a family residence, Tollerton Hall is now home to Ian Kershaw, co-founder of

Kaaimans International - an exclusive, highend boutique car dealership. The business - which evolved from Ian’s spectacular private collection of rare marques - is managed and co-owned by Gary Tolson, a specialist with many years’ experience in the high-end motor industry.

Kaaimans International now sells the world’s most desirable cars, presenting an eclectic range of truly ‘iconic automobiles’.

The Kaaimans area of the property constituted the very frst part of the major refurbishment project. Set in 117 acres of farm and woodland, the showroom has space for up to 20 cars and storage for a further 50. With many of the vehicles available valued in the millions, Tollerton Hall is now truly a destination for serious car enthusiasts.

Viewings are by appointment only, so contact Gary or Ian on 01949 833288 to arrange a visit to the most unique car showroom in the country.