curtilage
/kɜːrˈtɪlɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A small piece of land, especially one that is enclosed and used in connection with a larger estate.
“The old mansion had a large house and a large curtilage with several outbuildings.”
2. noun
Land surrounding and adjacent to a dwelling-house, especially in medieval England.
“The village had a collection of small cottages, each with its own curtilage.”