soundfront

English

Etymology

From sound +‎ front; compare oceanfront.

Adjective

soundfront (not comparable)

1. Of property or real estate: adjacent to (the shore of) a sound.
   • 2007 05, Tabbie Nance, Martha L. Hall, Insiders' Guide North Carolina's Central Coast and New Bern, By the Sea Publications Incorporated, →ISBN:

     This community offers oceanfront and soundfront residences starting in the $ 600,000s.

   • 2012 January 10, Karen Bachman, Insiders' Guide® to North Carolina's Outer Banks, Rowman & Littlefield, →ISBN, page 363:

     The community has some 12 miles of bulk-headed deepwater canals and soundfront lots, all easily accessing Albemarle Sound. Oregon Inlet, the closest ocean inlet, is approximately 25 miles by boat south of Colington Island.

   • 2018 May 1, Renee Wright, Explorer's Guide North Carolina's Outer Banks (Third Edition) (Explorer's Complete), The Countryman Press, →ISBN:

     Located on the north side of the causeway, this soundfront restaurant is a favorite with families, thanks to all the wildlife visible from the dock and outdoor boardwalks.