The phrase "a massive estate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large property, often associated with wealth or luxury.
Example: "The billionaire purchased a massive estate in the countryside, complete with sprawling gardens and a private lake."
Alternatives: "a large property" or "an expansive estate."
Those who advocate a massive estate development programme across the capital will think it far too conservative.
Burnt Point, a massive estate which includes a primary residence and 25 acres (but the land parcels can be bought separately) was built by Campbell, and an estimated $2 million has gone into landscaping alone.
Another newcomer is a massive estate located at Conyers Farm, an ultra-exclusive gated community in Greenwich, formerly home to Rosie O'Donnell Rosie O'Donnell and currently home to director Ron Howard Ron Howard and newswoman Paula Zahn Paula Zahn.
Every year KROQ rents a massive estate in the desert and parties with tons of acts playing at the fest.
William Edwards, the bloke who designed the bridge, went on to make a lot of money building even more bridges in America, where he died and left behind a massive estate that went to no one.
Iris Records, a long-running music store based in an old pharmacy in Jersey City, has announced a massive estate-sale of vintage vinyl in an apartment in midtown Manhattan, starting this afternoon.
— John Donohue Iris Records, a long-running music store based in an old pharmacy in Jersey City, has announced a massive estate-sale of vintage vinyl in an apartment in midtown Manhattan, starting this afternoon.
Set in the waning years of Edwardian England, it tells the story of Christopher Tietjens, a solid Tory and the heir to massive estate, who endures a fraught marriage with his unfaithful and alluringly venomous wife, Sylvia, while denying himself love and happiness with a young woman called Valentine Wannop.
Mr. Gleacher, 72, told DealBook in an interview on Tuesday that his decision was prompted in part by finishing work on the sale of Archstone, a massive real estate company once owned by Lehman Brothers.
Beginning my career in a comprehensive school abutting a massive council estate in south-west London, I learned this fast, and was forced to think seriously about how I was going to stop myself burning out.
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, Danish police arrested three men on a massive housing estate known as Gjellerup Plan on the outskirts of Aarhus, the second biggest city in Denmark.
