Estate management is the practice of overseeing and managing a large property, often owned by an individual or organization. An estate manager typically works under the direction of a property owner and is responsible for making sure that all aspects of their assets are in order. This includes not only maintaining an orderly environment, but also developing and implementing plans to maximize the economic security and longevity of their property.

The specific duties of an estate manager will vary depending on the size and scope of the property they are managing; however, some common responsibilities include:

• Overseeing day-to-day operations such as maintenance, security, housekeeping, groundskeeping and landscaping;
• Maintaining records such as budgets and inventories;
• Processing household bills and payments to vendors;
• Negotiating contracts for capital improvements, vendor agreements;
• Supervising personnel such as housekeepers, gardeners, security staff etc.;
• Development of long-term maintenance plans and budgets;
• Acting as liaison between vendors and neighbors as necessary to ensure mutual satisfaction with regards to property lines, vegetation, noise, etc