'house address' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a particular address of a house or building. For example: "Please provide your house address so we can send you the package."
The stories, all set in the same house, address being gay at different moments in history.
"Oh my God, please hurry up," Victor Williams is heard saying early in the call, after telling the dispatcher the house address.
He said withholding an offender's specific house address, but not the name of the street where he or she lived did little to prevent improper disclosures.
He found an IT whizz who tracked down the IP address of his tormentor and then traced it back to a house address – the address of a friend of his.
The safe house address of a seven-year-old girl murdered by her estranged father was accidentally sent to him by her mother's solicitor, a serious case review has revealed.
The bills passed by each house address this issue by explicitly establishing a "duty of trust and confidence" to not trade on "material, nonpublic information derived from such person's position as a member of Congress or employee of Congress or gained from the performance of such person's official responsibilities".
Jane and Joyce started a poetry magazine, Green House, addressing their generation of young poets.
Well, we've received mailed come-ons from credit card companies at the house, addressed to him.
"A lot of strange letters have found their way directly to the house, addressed to: Polly Harvey, Somewhere In A Small Village, Dorset.
The decision by the Bundestag, the lower house, addresses political sentiment in Germany, but leaves Spain bearing the ultimate financial responsibility for financing the rescue of banks burdened by bad real estate loans.
Now it's just numbers -- I can't memorize house addresses.
