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manor

[man-er] / ˈmæn ər /
NOUN
large house
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Hosted by Betsy Martin, TV baker extraordinaire, at her family’s manor home, Bake Week is an American tradition.

From Washington Post

"He might be an official running a manor or a priest, but he's not super rich either as the super rich didn't bury their money," he said.

From BBC

Their prizes were the nicest rooms in the manor — which they had to share with their sons.

From Washington Post

The manor house has 130 rooms, shared between 44 adults and 15 children plus volunteers and guests.

From BBC

Instead of rebuilding at the site of the manor house, they restored much of the existing structure and added a great room.

From Washington Post