family estate
Inherited family land
A family estate is property—typically land with a large house—that has been owned by one family across generations.
The term suggests wealth, inheritance, and continuity: The family estate has been in their hands since the 1800s.
It may also refer more broadly to a family's collective assets for inheritance purposes.
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- manorLanded aristocratic residence
- homesteadFamily farm and dwelling
- patrimonyInherited estate or legacy
- entailmentLogical necessity from premises
heirship · heir apparent · dowager · legacy · heirloom · executor · probate · succession · title · demesne · grounds · lineage · beneficiary · landed gentry · ancestral home · stately home · deed · trust fund
- inheritanceinheritance, inheritances, heir, heirs, heiress
- landholdingsestates, landholding, holdings, holding, property
- estate typesmanor, villa, mansion, chateau, castle
- family estatesancestral home, ancestral seat, manor house, ancestral hall, manor
- Jewish Inheritancebirthright, double portion, firstborn, heirs, heirship
- familymother, father, parents, siblings, parent
family estatestudio apartment
Single-room residence
tiny house · cramped quarters · hovel · tenement · bedsit
family estatetemporary housing
Non-permanent place to live
crash pad · short-term rental · mobile home · Airbnb · hotel room