seafront

Converse of object

• overlook: Victorian Kitchen at Brodie Castle Open Curling Hall, a large mansion overlooking the seafront at Largs, was built in 1812.
• reach: When you reach the seafront, turn left and follow the coast road around until you pass the Princess Theater on your right.
• have: By the way - Rotherham doesnt have a seafront.
• bustle: The long beach, bustling seafront and chic shops of Les Sables d'Olonne have earned it the name ' mini Nice ' .

Adjective modifier

• stunning: The new scheme has added structure and an exotic feel to the stunning seafront.
• Victorian: Brighton and Hove combine to offer Regency and Georgian grandeur, miles of Victorian seafront and social life opportunities rarely found outside central London.
• attractive: An attractive seafront Victorian hotel with lovely view of the bay and mountains in Llandudno.
• central: And the good news is that, thanks to another successful lottery bid, Tern is to be extended right along the central seafront.
• Georgian: Three miles of superb golden sands, a sheltered bay and a fine Georgian seafront make Weymouth the perfect location for beach handball.

Modifies a noun

• promenade: The beach is flanked by a seafront promenade, & due to its urban location ha many access points.
• cafe: The scheme includes a family history center, seafront cafe, public exhibition area and a council contact center.
• terrace: Marine Parade seafront terrace A unique view of a historic terrace on Great Yarmouth seafront.
• location: Very peaceful seafront location, on the road leading north out of town.
• apartment: These kids are clearly not the residents of the nearby luxury seafront apartments.
• restaurant: For most of the season guests dine in the seafront restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean.

Noun used with modifier

• luxury: Once the country home of a Glasgow tea merchant this is now a stunning 4 star luxury seafront hotel.
• mile: The hotels stretch along Gambia's 40 mile seafront in or near the resort areas of Kotu, Kololi and Cape Point.

Preposition: in

• heart: Situated on the seafront in the heart of the Lanes.
• center: Location: The Dom Jose is situated right on the seafront in the center of the resort.

Preposition: with

• view: Hotels The Westcliff Hotel is a Victorian Hotel, close to the seafront with spectacular views over the Thames Estuary.