Which of the following would not be considered included in the definition of a Dwelling?

The definition of a Dwelling in insurance typically encompasses structures and attached components that are not temporary or easily movable. An attached garage is an integral part of the dwelling, as it is physically connected and provides shelter for vehicles. Similarly, an above-ground outdoor swimming pool can be included if it is permanently installed or closely associated with the dwelling's use.

Construction materials intended for renovations to the basement further align with the definition, as they are directly related to enhancing or improving the dwelling's structure.

In contrast, a portable gas barbeque does not fall under this definition because it is considered personal property rather than a structural component of the dwelling. It is easily moved, does not provide shelter, and does not enhance the permanent value or usability of the dwelling in the way that the other items do. Therefore, classifying the barbeque as outside the definition of a Dwelling is correct.