Manse (noun)

1. A large and comfortable house, especially one occupied by a minister or a priest.
2. A substantial and imposing residence, often associated with a high social status.

Origin:

The word manse comes from the scottish word "maens" meaning a large and comfortable house.

Examples:

1. The minister lived in a spacious manse on the outskirts of town.
2. The manse had been passed down from generation to generation within the family.
3. The manse was surrounded by a large garden filled with flowering shrubs and trees.
4. The manse was a popular venue for weddings and other events in the community.
5. The manse was the largest and most imposing house in the neighborhood.