frontage

[ˈfrʌntɪdʒ]

frontage Definition

• 1. the part of a building or piece of land that faces a particular direction, especially the front
• 2. the width of a piece of land or a building as measured from one side to the other at the front

Using frontage: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "frontage" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The house has a large frontage on the main street.

• Example

  The store has a narrow frontage but extends deep into the block.

• Example

  The property has a waterfront frontage of 100 feet.

frontage Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for frontage

• facade
• front
• face
• aspect

Phrases with frontage

• street frontage

  the part of a building or piece of land that faces a street

  Example

  The store has a wide street frontage with large display windows.

• beach frontage

  the part of a property that faces a beach

  Example

  The resort has a long beach frontage with direct access to the water.

• corner frontage

  the part of a building or piece of land that faces a street corner

  Example

  The restaurant has a prime corner frontage with high visibility from both streets.

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Summary: frontage in Brief

The term 'frontage' [ˈfrʌntɪdʒ] refers to the part of a building or piece of land that faces a particular direction, especially the front. It can also refer to the width of a piece of land or a building as measured from one side to the other at the front. Examples include 'The house has a large frontage on the main street.' and 'The property has a waterfront frontage of 100 feet.' 'Frontage' extends into phrases like 'street frontage,' denoting the part of a building or piece of land that faces a street, and 'beach frontage,' referring to the part of a property that faces a beach.