across from
prepositional phraseUK /əˈkrɒs frɒm/
US /əˈkrɔs frʌm/
On the other side of something from where you are.
The bakery is across from the school.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Directly facing someone or something on the other side.
She sat across from me at the dinner table.
3. Located on the opposite side of a street, room, or area.
The park is across from our house.
4. In a position facing the front of something.
The bus stop is across from the main entrance.