country house

• Casa grande, a menudo histórica, situada en el campo, generalmente rodeada de jardines o parques, que históricamente perteneció a familias ricas o a la nobleza.

A large, often historic house in the countryside, typically surrounded by gardens or parkland, and historically owned by wealthy families or the gentry.

1. Large rural residenceB1formalbritish

   A large house, often historic, located in the countryside, typically owned by wealthy families.

   Casa de campo señorial

   • They spent the weekend at their country house in the Cotswolds.
   • The old country house has been converted into a hotel.
   • Many country houses in England are open to the public.