The phrase "secluded street" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to imply a street that is hidden away from public view or is isolated and removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. For example, "The old Victorian house stood on a secluded street in the heart of the city, giving its inhabitants the peace and solitude of a rural area."
One day she noticed "a sort of wild garden" on a secluded street.
McCartney owns a house in London, on a secluded street in St. John's Wood, a short walk from the E.M.I. recording studios, on Abbey Road.
He shot each once in the back of the head at point-blank range on a secluded street on Staten Island.
But he directed the woman to a secluded street, where he raped her, then forced her to drive to the railroad, where he fled, the police said.
The half-acre property is on a secluded street adjacent to the Phoenix Mountain Preserve and is convenient to both downtown Phoenix and Flagstaff.
Shoot me!" Flashing lights of emergency vehicles streamed across Oakfield Avenue, a secluded street of this well-to-do suburb just south of the Long Island Expressway.
We spent one afternoon wandering secluded streets like Rue des Portes Mordelaises, which was hidden behind an arched doorway in a remaining slice of the stone ramparts that once protected the city, and into plazas humbler than Place de la Mairie, like Place du Champ Jacquet, which is lined by a fully intact row of those towering timber-framed houses.
IMAGINE living on a quiet street lined with postcard-perfect historic houses, a street so secluded that it is unmarred by honking cars and casual pedestrians.
It gives off the vibe of a secret research facility: discreet, secluded and fortified from the street.
Find a secluded parking lot or empty street to practice on.
For the first time, women, traditionally secluded in Baluch society, have joined street protests against the continuing detentions of nationalist figures.
