grandhouses

noun
UK /ˈɡrænd.haʊ.zɪz/
US /ˈɡrænd.haʊ.zɪz/

Grandhouses are very big, fancy houses.

The rich family owned several grandhouses in the countryside.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Large historic homes that are open for people to visit.

We toured two grandhouses on our holiday.

3. The main buildings on big country properties.

The grandhouses on the estate have huge gardens.

4. Impressive old houses built for wealthy families long ago.

Many grandhouses were built in the 1800s.