mansion

Converse of object

• crumble: One evening after dark a young man prowled among these crumbling red mansions, ringing their bells.
• ramble: Aykley Heads House, Durham Aykley Heads is a rambling courtyard mansion of medieval origins on the edge of the City of Durham.
• erect: The house has lately been pulled down, and a handsome mansion erected upon its site by Lord Viscount Southwell.
• fortify: The oldest part of the castle shows a distinctive herringbone pattern In the 15th century the castle was converted into a fortified mansion.
• moat: The hall had been the moated mansion of the Levesons, a family who had made their money through the wool trade.
• situate: Storrs Hall is an elegant Georgian mansion situated in 17 acres of landscaped grounds on the shores of Lake Windermere.

Preposition: on

• outskirt: Old mansions on the outskirts disappeared including Southcote Manor and Erleigh Court.

Adjective modifier

• Palladian: Michelin Star 2006 A magnificent 1720 Palladian mansion set in extensive parkland of five hundred acres, six miles from the City of Bath.
• Georgian: The Tudor palace became a Georgian mansion in the early 19th century.
• Jacobean: Two miles southwest is Audley End, a magnificent Jacobean mansion owned by English Heritage.
• handsome: The vicarage is a handsome stone mansion, a little south from the Church.
• stately: VENICE Among the waterways of Venice restored palaces and stately mansions are your atmospheric homes to explore its myriad alleys and canals.
• castellated: St Michael's Mount The rocky outcrop, crowned with a large castellated mansion, is an unmistakable landmark of the Cornish coastline.

Modifies a noun

• block: Located in attractive mansion block with off street parking & communal gardens.
• house: The old mansion house, which is on the river Irvine, still remains.

Noun used with modifier

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• Elizabethan: It was he who, in 1760, renovated and extended the old Elizabethan mansion which the Berkeleys had built.
• brick: The Hall, an ancient brick mansion, near the church, is occupied by a farmer.

Preposition: in

• township: Wilson, Esq. of Rigmaden, which is a pleasant mansion in this township.