hermitage
/ˈhɜrmɪtɪdʒ/
noun
- A place where a hermit lives, usually a remote and simple dwelling.
- He dreamed of retiring to a quiet hermitage by the sea.
- The monk built a small hermitage deep in the forest to live in solitude.
- Visitors can tour the stone hermitage where the saint once prayed.
- A secluded or private place where someone goes to be alone and escape from daily life.
- After a busy week, he retreated to his hermitage in the countryside.
- Her garden shed became a peaceful hermitage where she read and painted.
- The cabin in the mountains served as a perfect hermitage for the writer.