"on waterfront" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The family spent the day strolling along the waterfront, soaking up the summer sun."
The architecture is eclectic, with both older properties, like this 1932 cottage, and newer ones set on waterfront and lots with views.
But Lakka is one place where there's really no need to get too hung up on waterfront views.
"The community had worked for years on waterfront plans that went nowhere," Mr. Lane said.
Because they were building on waterfront property, the permit process took more than a year.
Old men played chess and draughts on waterfront benches and seafood restaurants lined the water.
The format rolls on, with the emphasis on providing quick-fire entertainment on waterfront tracks which provide a natural arena.
In the Florida real-estate boom of the 20's down-payments on waterfront-villa sites were known as "binders," and the salesmen who sold these sites - knickerbocker wearers - were called "binder boys".
Others constructed them on waterfronts, shimmering palaces against picturesque backdrops.
What has always saved me is walks on harbours, on waterfronts.
Second-home purchases, especially on waterfronts, remain a hot segment of the real estate market.
"The use of the present invention on waterfronts has not been documented to date," he writes.
