Collocations for estate - noun

big, great, huge, large, substantial, vast
sprawling
the family mansion and sprawling country estate

small
country, rural
the family's country estate

grand, palatial
He owned a palatial estate in California.

royal
family
the family estate at Kostroma

landed (esp. BrE)
Gilbert was heir to an extensive landed estate.

sugar, wine
Bordeaux's most famous wine estate

freehold, leasehold (both BrE,law)

have, own
The family owns a large estate in the north.

buy
Queen Victoria bought the estate in 1848.

manage, run

manager, owner, worker (BrE)
management
agency, agent (both BrE) (real estate agency, real estate agent in AmE)

on an/the estate
the number of people living on the estate

estate of
an estate of 20 000 acres

an heir to an estate
The young prince is the heir to a vast estate in the west of the country.

large, massive
small
deprived, run-down
youngsters living on deprived housing estates

council, housing
private
industrial, trading
The factory is on a large industrial estate on the outskirts of town.

build

on an/the estate
She lives on a council estate in Leeds.

personal
taxable
assets from your taxable estate

bequeath (formal), leave
The bulk of his estate was bequeathed to his son Jacob.
She left her whole estate to her niece.

inherit
She inherited her father's estate.

own
His personal estate is worth $30 million.

settle
It took seven years to settle the estate.

be valued at sth, be worth sth

tax (AmE)
to transfer estate taxes to the next generation

sale