The phrase "avenue opposite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is directly across from a specific avenue.
Example: "The coffee shop is located on the street avenue opposite the park."
Alternatives: "across from the avenue" or "facing the avenue".
By Theodore Pratt The New Yorker, January 12 , 1929P. 9 Talk story about the old landmark, Bryant Hall, on Sixth Avenue opposite Bryant Park.
Brasserie Pascal (6 Queens Place, 2nd Avenue, Hove) is a great French restaurant that is a short stroll up First Avenue opposite Hove beachfront.
Rattling along in an old green Ford Bronco, the researchers pulled over on Brielle Avenue, opposite a newish string of brass-accented brick houses, and hiked into a tract adjoining a crumbling tuberculosis sanitarium, the old Seaview Hospital.
Several demonstrators at the scene said that the bullets came from behind the main protest, from "the hill" or Tiffin Avenue opposite the police station.
But the Council gave those arguments scant attention on Wednesday as it approved the planned tower, known as 15 Penn Plaza, on Seventh Avenue, opposite Madison Square Garden and Penn Station.
Still, by the turn of the century, Fifth Avenue opposite the park was already the most desirable house site in the city, Mr. Gray said.
The site they decided to develop first was at 145th Street between Edgecombe and Bradhurst Avenues, opposite Jackie Robinson Park.
Before buying their condo, they rented for two years on East Third Street between First and Second Avenues, opposite the Hell's Angels headquarters.
His late father, Paran Stevens, had been a co-owner of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, opposite the Joneses' New York home; his mother, the daughter of a grocer from Lowell, Massachusetts, was a social climber.
By R. R. Tao-Kim-Hai and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 7 , 1951P. 12 Incidental Intelligence: The Globe Slicing Machine Company has moved to 795 First Avenue, just opposite the United Nations headquaters site.
The jungle gym, tucked behind a building near Throop and Park Avenues, sits opposite a handball court decorated with paintings of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. On Sunday, the Web site Black and Brown News published a photograph of the jungle gym by Mr. Bandele's wife, Monifa Bandele, and a critical article about it.
