What is the term for an interest in another land that allows for right-of-way or access to provide utilities?

The term that describes an interest in another person's land that allows for right-of-way or access to provide utilities is an easement. An easement grants the holder the legal right to use a portion of the property for a specific purpose, such as installing and maintaining utility lines like water, electricity, or telecommunications infrastructure. This legal arrangement ensures that utility companies can access necessary locations without requiring full ownership of the land.

In contrast, the other terms do not pertain to this specific concept. Frontage refers to the length of land along a street or road and is not related to access rights for utilities. A grantor is the person who conveys an interest in property (such as granting an easement), whereas a grantee is the individual or entity that receives that interest. Neither grantor nor grantee directly describes the right-of-way or access arrangement that an easement provides.