Which of the following is covered under coverage A in property coverage?

Coverage A in property coverage specifically pertains to the structure of the dwelling itself. This includes the building where the insured resides, along with any attached structures and fixtures that are integral to the home's functioning. It encompasses the actual physical structure and is designed to provide protection against losses due to various perils such as fire, theft, and vandalism.

While personal property, garages, and other structures may have coverage under different sections of a home insurance policy (like Coverage B for other structures or Coverage C for personal property), Coverage A is distinctly designated for the primary dwelling. This helps clarify the different aspects of a homeowner's insurance policy and underscores the comprehensive nature of Coverage A in safeguarding against risks to the home’s physical infrastructure.