A landed property; an estate, a manor. Obsolete.

plural. Territorial possessions. †Also rarely in singular, a piece of landed property, an estate in land.

concrete. A place; places generally; hence the parts about a country; localities, a region; also an estate, dominions.

An estate of a lord, including both the land and the manor house or mansion; a landed possession. Now chiefly historical.

A property or estate in land; a farm; also †a portion of an estate.

Scottish. A piece of rented land; a farm holding. Now rare.

An estate or property. Obsolete. rare.

By extension. Landed property, an estate; usually plural estates, lands.

Something owned, esp. a landed property or estate; a possession; (also) possessions collectively. Now rare.

a landed estate.

a property in the countryside, typically with surrounding grounds and cultivated land to which one or more tenant farms are attached.

Originally: a piece of land under one ownership; a landed estate. Now also: any residential or other building (with or without associated land) or…

In Spain, Portugal, and Latin America: a large house or villa in the country or on the outskirts of a town; a country estate; spec. (in Portugal) a…

A landed property; usually, one of considerable extent. (Now the commonest sense.) spec. a property on which a crop, as rubber, tea, etc., is…

In Spain, and existing or former Spanish colonies: An estate or ‘plantation’ with a dwelling-house upon it; a farming, stock-raising, mining, or…

English regional (northern). A property, an estate. Now rare.

In Spain and Spanish America: landed property, (country) estate; a ranch.