country manor
Grand pastoral residence
A country manor is a large, stately residence in a rural setting, historically the principal house of a landed estate.
The term evokes English aristocratic life—sprawling grounds, formal gardens, and centuries of family ownership: They spent weekends at the country manor.
Today it often describes any grand rural property, whether historic or newly built to suggest old-money elegance.
- estateProperty and grounds
- mansionLarge, stately home
- groundsBasis for justification
- gardensCultivated planting areas
- aristocracyRule by hereditary elite
landed gentry · servants · stately · lord · lady · foxhunt · hunting party · afternoon tea · hedgerows · rolling · hills · gentry · inheritance · library · drawing room · ballroom · ivy · stone
- historic homesmansion, plantation house, colonial house, Victorian house, cottages
- home typescottage, cottages, cabin, cabins, villa
- rural lodgingsfarmhouse, cottage, cabin, hunting lodge, lodge
- Luxury Homesmansion, villa, penthouse, chateau, estate
- estatesestates, estate planning, stately home, estate house, great house
- country life fictionfarm life, rustic life, provincial life, rural community, rural idyll
country manorhigh-rise apartment
Home in tall building
brownstone · tenement · row house · urban loft · walk-up
country manorcouncil flat
Government-owned rental dwelling
public housing · housing project · tenement · slum dwelling · social housing
country, manor, countries, countrified, countryside, countrymen, countryman, countrywoman, countrywomen