Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi describes a new home with Princess Beatrice

Of all the gadgets and fixtures you would expect from a royal family home, Princess Beatrice Beau Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi shared one of his favorites – and it’s not what you’d expect.

The property developer explained the bride and groom’s house in an interview with Die Financial Timesand passed his exercise routine on to the publication.

His special part of the house? A peloton training bike.

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The stationery training vehicle isn’t what Mozzi would call a “ritual”, but it’s something he does “when I have time,” as he explains Die Financial Times.

To reduce stress, Mozzi explains: “I run in the park, get on my peloton bike or play squash.”

“There is always a feeling that you don’t want to do it before you start, but when it’s over you feel so much better.”

The bike costs £ 1,750 ($ 3,225 AUD) and allows people to exercise from home. At the same time, they can access top-notch instructors and a competitive leaderboard to compare your results with those of other peloton owners.

Mozzi could compete with David Beckham, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Virgin billionaire Richard Branson, all of whom reportedly own bicycles in their own homes.

And with all the good things that are balanced and fair in life, the property developer reveals, in addition to his movement habits, that his favorite room in the couple’s house was the kitchen.

Princess Beatrice and Mozzi have created their own vegetable garden for the seasonal kitchen – where Mozzi’s son Wolfie also joins the couple’s culinary practices.

“I fell in love with cooking again,” explained Mozzi.

“It was the epicenter of our family life and we come together for every meal.”

The location of the couple’s home has not been disclosed since the July 2020 wedding.

Rumor has it that they live in Nottingham Cottage in the grounds of Kensington Palace.

Princess Beatrice’s sister Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank live on the same grounds as the palace at Ivy Cottage.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle previously lived in Nottingham Cottage.

Beatrice and Edo, an Italian real estate tycoon, had originally planned to get married on May 29, however had to cancel the ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The princess said “I do” to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in one small private ceremony in Windsor on Friday 17th July.

The couple, who have been together since 2018, tied the knot in front of a small group from guests like Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and Prince Andrew.