Frontage (noun)

1. The part of a building or plot of land that fronts or faces a particular street or open space.
2. The length of a building or plot of land along a particular street or open space.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from french, from front, from latin frons, front- forehead, front.

Examples:

1. The building had a long frontage on Main Street.
2. The house had a small frontage but a large backyard.
3. The store had a wide frontage with large windows.
4. The property had a considerable frontage on the lake.
5. The company acquired a large frontage on the highway for their new location.