What is another word for manor house?
Pronunciation: [mˈanə hˈa͡ʊs] (IPA) 
A manor house is a historical estate that belongs to a noble family, and it usually includes a large mansion or castle with vast lands and gardens. Synonyms for manor house might vary depending on the context and the specific region or country. Some equivalent terms include chateau, palace, villa, country house, estate, mansion, castle, and manse. A chateau is a French term that typically refers to a large castle or manor house in a rural area, while a palace is a more grandiose term that indicates a royal residence or government building. A villa usually refers to a large, luxurious country house, and an estate is a wider term that refers to the land, property, and buildings of a particular owner.
