Which of the following items is NOT considered "dwelling" under the Homeowners policy?

In the context of a Homeowners policy, "dwelling" refers to the residential structure itself and any items that are permanently attached to it or essential for its operation. Items classified as part of the dwelling typically include the home itself, built-in appliances, permanent fixtures, and outdoor structures that are considered part of the residential property.

A storage shed does not qualify as dwelling because it is often considered a separate structure that is not permanently attached to the main dwelling. In contrast, both a permanently installed swing set and an outdoor swimming pool are typically considered part of the dwelling because they are firmly installed on the property and serve as an extension of the living space. Building materials on adjacent premises can also be associated with future construction or repairs to the dwelling, further emphasizing their relevance to the property.

Thus, the correct answer identifies the storage shed as it is not inherently part of the dwelling structure, distinguishing it from items that are integrated with or functionally essential to the residence.