noun

• The land or property alongside a river.

  ‘warehouses line the riverfront’

  More example sentences

  • ‘a riverfront restaurant’
  • ‘Cities like Minneapolis and Memphis are avidly reclaiming their riverfronts.’
  • ‘They were focused on harbors or riverfronts, since water transport fueled commerce.’
  • ‘In a significant development at its Southbank complex, Baptist Medical Center intends to almost double the size of its emergency department as well as build a clinical services center and a parking garage along the riverfront.’
  • ‘The city approved the foundation construction for the Villa Riva condominiums along the riverfront at 2358 Riverside Ave.’
  • ‘Most artists move into the historic downtown area along the riverfront, which the community has been restoring for the past 15 years.’
  • ‘I went for a walk along the riverfront after breakfast.’
  • ‘There also is a six - to eight-story retail and condominium building on that side, envisioned near the riverfront, that might or might not be completed during the first phase.’
  • ‘The house I'd rented for the summer was riverfront.’
  • ‘Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog.’
  • ‘He formed a group of civic leaders and wowed city officials with a slide show of what the downtown riverfront could look like if the rivers were exposed.’
  • ‘The ambitious plan aims to transform a historic but neglected section of the town's riverfront into a new cultural district.’
  • ‘The riverfront was quiet today, no steamers waiting to be unloaded.’
  • ‘Lisa jumped into her car and rushed down to the house on the riverfront.’
  • ‘A little known fact is that almost all of the riverfront on all sides of Manhattan is actually loose dirt.’
  • ‘The pair planned to build a billion-dollar theme park and hotel casino on the city's riverfront.’
  • ‘His home, an ultra modern mansion on three quarters of an acre of riverfront land in Dalkeith, was sold recently.’