Fireplace (noun)

A structure, typically of brick, stone, or metal, for holding a fire in a room or outside, for heating or cooking.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from fire + place.

Examples:

1. They built a fireplace in the living room.
2. The fireplace was the focal point of the room.
3. The fireplace was used to cook meals and provide warmth.
4. He enjoyed sitting by the fireplace and reading a book.
5. The fire in the fireplace crackled and popped.