Farmstead (noun)

A farm, especially a family-owned farm, together with its buildings and surrounding land.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from farm + stead (old english stede 'place').

Examples:

1. The family had lived on the farmstead for generations and had no intention of leaving.
2. The farmstead was a peaceful place, surrounded by fields and woods.
3. They were trying to save their family's farmstead from being taken by the bank.
4. The old farmstead was in disrepair and in need of a lot of work.
5. The farmstead included a large red barn, a silo, and several outbuildings.