frontage
/ˈfrʌntɪdʒ/ noun [C or U] PROPERTYDefinition
› the front part of a building facing a road or river, or the land near a road or river: The best retail sites are those with ample High Street frontage. The estate for sale includes two miles of river frontage. Stores should be required to keep their street frontages clean.
(Definition of frontage noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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