What is the term for a place of residence where someone lives?

The correct term for a place of residence where someone lives is "abode." This term specifically refers to a home or dwelling place, making it synonymous with a person's residence. It encompasses various types of living situations, from a simple apartment to a grand house, emphasizing the concept of a space where an individual resides.

The term "domicile" is also applicable to a place of residence, but it often carries legal implications regarding one’s permanent home or the place where one has established a legal presence. While "habitat" refers to the natural home or environment of an organism, and "enclave" designates a distinct territory or community within a larger one, neither directly pertains to a personal living space. Therefore, "abode" is the most straightforward and commonly used term to describe a place of residence in a general sense.