"a street facing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a building or structure that is facing a street. This phrase is commonly used in real estate listings or when giving directions. Example: The newly renovated apartment boasts a spacious balcony with a beautiful street facing view.
Anti-Islam protesters lined up along a street, faced by a smaller set of counter-protesters, with the sides separated by two sets of metal crowd control barriers.
Mr. Chan has asked every business owner to install a street-facing camera.
Because of the choices he made, he traded in that opportunity and wound up on a Baghdad street, facing an Iraqi assassin who would kill two men under his command and put him in the hospital for three weeks with severe wounds.
The smell of burnt rubber hung thick in the air, and the explosion carved a five-foot-deep crater in a side street facing the restaurant, collapsing the facade and shearing off the front of an adjacent house.
But now imagine you are standing in a high street facing two shops.
YOU can do a lot with a narrow town house, especially one on a private cobblestone street facing the East River and the Queensboro Bridge.
Imagine you are shown a photo of a dozen or so Burmese monks squatting together on the street, facing half a dozen members of the Burmese army, who are holding riot gear and weapons.
The decision leaves Downing Street facing a knife-edge vote in the House of Commons on Wednesday.
They remain personally liable for the full amount of the loan after foreclosure, and when penalty and interest charges and tens of thousands of dollars in court fees are counted, they can end up on the street facing a mountain of debt.
A little later, we were on a balcony high above the street, facing the old Barra lighthouse.
