Plantation (noun)

1. A large farm or estate, typically one that specializes in the production of one or more specific crops, such as cotton, tobacco, or sugar.
2. A colony or settlement established in a new territory for the purpose of large-scale agricultural production.

Origin:

From old french plantation, from latin plantatio, from plantare ("to plant").

Examples:

1. The cotton plantation was one of the largest in the state.
2. The slaves worked on the sugar plantation in the Caribbean.
3. The coffee plantation was a major source of income for the country.
4. The plantation was owned by a wealthy family.
5. The plantation houses were grand and luxurious.