A landed estate is a large area of land owned by a single person or family. It typically includes a MANOR house, which is the main residence of the owner, as well as other buildings and land such as farms, fields, and forests. The term 'landed estate' can also refer to the legal rights associated with owning the land. Common terms associated with landed estates include GLEBE (5 letters), FIEF (4 letters), DEMESNE (7 letters), and MANOR (5 letters). GLEBE refers to land owned by a church or other religious institution, while a FIEF is an estate held in return for a service or loyalty to a lord. DEMESNE is land that is directly controlled by the owner of the estate, and a MANOR is a large estate that includes a MANOR house and other buildings.