Hacienda (noun)

1. A large estate in Spanish-speaking countries, especially in Central or South America.
2. A large house in Spain or Spanish-speaking countries, especially one surrounded by farmland.

Origin:

Spanish, from latin facienda, feminine of faciendus 'something to be done, work', from facere 'to do'. the original sense was 'farm, estate', later "a large estate in spanish america".

Examples:

1. The hacienda was a sprawling estate with a main house, outbuildings, and extensive fields.
2. The hacienda was once a thriving farm, but now it was in disrepair and abandoned.
3. The hacienda was known for its beautiful gardens, rich history, and elegant architecture.
4. The hacienda was converted into a luxury hotel, offering guests a taste of the old-world charm.
5. The hacienda was the center of social and economic life in the region and employed many local people.