'nearest you' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the closest physical or temporal proximity. For example, "Please find the nearest store to you and purchase the item."
The one nearest you has an assault rifle.
5 Roll the dough up, starting with the edge nearest you, and roll it away.
The nearest you can get is video or photographic stills of her now iconic shows.
You can find the one nearest you by going to farmersmarkets.net.net
To find the office nearest you, visit n4a.org, then click on the map.
To volunteer, call (800) 449-0790 for the site nearest you.
The store located nearest you are listed below: Dunham's -Waterville, Maine.
The nearest you are likely to get to a female Curtis Mayfield.
The nearest you are likely to come to experiencing life in a dictatorship is at work.
The nearest you can get to the start is Wern Gifford (via bus from Abergavenny or Hereford).
Have the wide edge of the meringue nearest you, as the roulade should be rolled up from this side.
