The phrase "aristocratic property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to land or possessions that are associated with the aristocracy or nobility, often implying a sense of wealth and privilege.
Example: "The estate was known for its grand architecture and lush gardens, a true representation of aristocratic property."
Alternatives: "noble estate" or "gentry land".
Czechoslovakia cancelled aristocratic titles and confiscated and redistributed large chunks of aristocrat property in a 1919 land reform.
With this new power he persuaded the chamber to pass the radical Ventôse Decrees, under which the régime would confiscate aristocratic émigré property and distribute it to needy sans-culottes.
Property in Russia has often changed hands by fiat, and never more so than after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, which saw the wholesale destruction or transfer to the state of Tsarist, aristocratic, merchant and peasant property.
One of the most surprising properties in the aristocratic district of Faubourg Saint-Germain: a secluded house and garden hidden away near the Invalides, on the Left Bank.
Initially, they were private properties controlled by aristocratic families, but then both workshops became part of the imperial domain under the Flavians.
The aristocratic families usually received their landed property as an inalienable fief.
The redtops in particular have picked up on Delevingne's aristocratic family: she is the daughter of a property tycoon and former society beauty, and her older sister, Poppy, is also a model and ambassador for the British Fashion Council.
The latter are not even aristocratic titles but rather a semi-extinct form of landed property.
It is the National Trust's most visited property, a distinction not unconnected with its infamous aristocratic, literary and lesbian associations.
He is accused of using "acts of torture and barbarism" to persuade 11 members of the aristocratic Védrines clan to hand over furniture, jewellery, paintings and property worth €3m (£2.7m) over the last eight years.
