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You are making too much out of a clerical error. The legal description of the property and improvements is what the mortgage is tied to. The error on the documents does not affect your ownership or anything else, and they obviously have the correct mailing address.
The street address is merely a convenience that the PO uses to identify a particular location. Street address is a convenience. Generally in a title description you will see that property described as: legal description of property, commonly known as 123 Anywhere, Some City, Some State.
If your logic made any sense, then what would happen if the city changes the name of the street, or decides to renumber, or both?
I’m not saying you need to do anything, it is a clerical error, but it might save you some grief later on down the road when correcting the error will be more difficult.
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