What is the name of Mr. Darcy's estate?

Mr. Darcy’s estate is named Pemberley. In Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, Pemberley is the Darcy family’s grand country estate near the fictional town of Lambton in Derbyshire.

Elizabeth Bennet visits the estate with her aunt and uncle after learning that Darcy is away. She expects the house to confirm her negative opinion of him, but its natural beauty, orderly management, and the housekeeper Mrs. Reynolds’s warm praise of Darcy begin to change her view. The estate therefore serves as more than a setting: it reflects Darcy’s character beneath his proud first impression.

Pemberley is often confused with other estates in the novel. Longbourn is the Bennet family home, Netherfield is rented by Charles Bingley, and Rosings Park belongs to Lady Catherine de Bourgh. Austen never gives Pemberley a real-world address, although Lyme Park and Chatsworth House have famously represented it in screen adaptations.