waterfront
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈwɔtɝˌfɹənt// UK //wˈɔːtəfɹˌʌnt// wa·ter·front
n. the part of a town or city that is right next to a body of water, like a river or the ocean.
n. the area of a city or town that borders a body of water, such as a harbour, lake, or river.
We went for a walk along the waterfront at sunset.
The city invested millions to transform the old industrial waterfront into a park with restaurants and shops.
Urban planners often prioritise waterfront development because the proximity to water increases property values and provides a natural focal point for public gatherings and cultural events.
From water + front.
Usage
Often used as a modifier before another noun (e.g., 'waterfront property').