1. one's home; the place where one lives or was born
Usage: chiefly regional or dialectal, especially in Southern U.S. English

Examples

• She returned to her homeplace after years of living in the city.
• The old homeplace still stands on the hill where his family settled generations ago.
• He spoke fondly of his childhood homeplace in rural Tennessee.
• They decided to restore the family homeplace and turn it into a bed and breakfast.
• The homeplace held many memories of summers spent with grandparents.