manor
//ˈmænər//
Noun
manorSingular
manorsPlural
1
A large country house with lands, historically the main house of a landed estate.
The old manor has been converted into a luxury hotel.
2
A unit of land in medieval Europe, typically consisting of a lord's demesne and lands rented to tenants.
The lord of the manor collected rent from the peasants who farmed his land.
3
(British informal) A person's home or area of residence.
Welcome to my manor—make yourself at home.