Synonyms for "like new" in Real Estate Listings
Alternative Words for "like new" in Property Descriptions
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6 results for "like new"
mint
In excellent condition; nearly perfect and showing little to no wear.
Despite being built in 2008, the condo looks mint, as if the walls have been politely refusing to age.
pristine
Immaculately clean, fresh, and in original or near-original condition.
The agent described the renovated kitchen as pristine, and honestly, even the backsplash looked too fancy to splash back.
immaculate
Perfectly clean and neat; free from flaws or damage.
This immaculate townhouse has floors so spotless that buyers start walking like they're entering a museum.
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Completely clean and without marks, stains, or visible wear.
The seller kept the home so spotless that the open house felt less like a showing and more like a white-glove challenge.
well-preserved
Kept in very good condition over time with minimal deterioration.
The historic bungalow is so well-preserved that it offers vintage charm without the usual haunted-by-maintenance vibe.
fresh
Recently renewed, clean, or appearing newly made or updated.
With new paint, polished fixtures, and zero mystery smells, the unit feels fresh and ready for move-in.
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