Originally, a homestead, the site of a house and its out-buildings; a house site. Often in the expression toft and croft, denoting the whole…

A site for a building; the land on which a building stands; also, an enclosure attached to a building, a yard. (Cf. farmstead, n., homestead, n., mow…

The foundation of a building; the site of a city, etc. Obsolete. rare.

An area of land occupied by a building, town, etc., or which is set apart for some purpose.

The site or situation of a castle, town, city, etc.

= ground-plot, n.

The plot or portion of ground occupied or covered by a building, etc.; foundation. ? Obsolete.

A place prepared for something to be erected or set up upon it; a building site. Obsolete.

A level space on which a house or settlement stands. Obsolete. rare.

The place in which something is located or has been put; a situation, a position; a site, a plot.

A site for a building.

Each of the large lots into which land is divided for settlement and development; any (fairly) large area of land; also (Australian), a building…

North American, Australian, and New Zealand. An area of land subdivided into plots for sale, esp. with a view to development. Also: an area of…

= island plot n.

a plot of land on a building site surrounded by streets or open spaces.

U.S. A plot of land with definite boundaries, esp. one for development; hence, an estate. So tract home, tract house.