land and the buildings on it
"bread is baked on the premises"
"the were evicted from the premises"
land, and all the built structures on it, especially when considered as a single place.
"The police searched both premises after discovering drugs in the first apartment."
plural of premise
In plain English: Premises means all of the land and buildings that make up a specific property, such as an office building and its surrounding yard.
"The security guard patrolled all three buildings on the premises to keep people safe after dark."
Usage: Use premises to refer collectively to a building or group of buildings along with their surrounding grounds as one location. It is often used in legal contexts regarding liability for accidents that occur within those specific boundaries.