The phrase "a waterfront of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area or location that is situated along a body of water, often highlighting its scenic or recreational aspects.
Example: "The city boasts a beautiful waterfront of parks, restaurants, and walking paths that attract both locals and tourists."
Alternatives: "a shoreline of" or "a waterside of".
At the opposite end of the property is a waterfront of nearly 1,000 feet along Sag Harbor Cove.
Downside: The train is the widely loathed G. Upside: Its northern border is also along a waterfront — of a creek, no less!
Maybe Dubai had something completely unexpected to offer: a waterfront of unique interest, a living museum of Indian Ocean maritime trade.
Squeezing 500 years of British architectural development into a five-year construction project, Thames Town will have half-timbered Tudor-style buildings at its centre, a waterfront of Victorian red-brick warehouses, and an outlying area of gabled 20th century buildings bordered by hedges, verdant lawns and leafy roads.
They're already megastars across Asia (and have a Forum date coming soon), and their music covers a waterfront of modern hip-hop, EDM, synth ballads and even heavy rock.
Although construction is not scheduled to begin until 2012, the project would mark the first section of a waterfront community of 5,000 apartments with shops, a school and a 10-acre public park.
It follows a group of warring Mafia families as they set about turning Ostia, a waterfront suburb of Rome, into a gambling strip to rival Las Vegas.
A waterfront view of office buildings and "Gave developers $40 million".
But the efforts to remake Hunters Point, a waterfront section of Long Island City, Queens, where rail cars once rolled onto barges, are closer to schedule.
In Irvington, a waterfront village of 6,600 people, Mayor Dennis P. Flood, who had gone unchallenged for 14 years, lost by one vote.
Shipyard businesses lease space in an area planned as a waterfront district of restaurants and tourist boutiques.
