The enclosed space of ground and building immediately surrounding a dwelling house is called ______.
A) dwelling
B) personal property
C) curtilage
D) private property

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The term "curtilage" refers to the area of land immediately surrounding a dwelling house and any buildings that are considered part of the property. This area is typically considered to be private property and is owned by the homeowner. It is often used to refer to the grounds that are enclosed by a fence or other barrier and are considered to be part of the property.

The Enclosed Space of Ground and Building Immediately Surrounding a Dwelling