Tree-lined (adjective)

Having trees along one or both sides.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from tree + lined 'having a line of'.

Examples:

1. The tree-lined avenue was a popular spot for evening walks.
2. The tree-lined street provided a scenic route to the park.
3. The tree-lined path offered shade from the sun.
4. The tree-lined river bank was a peaceful retreat.
5. The tree-lined streets of the neighborhood added to its charm.