House

Charismatic, storied, timeless, original character, hidden gem.

To write an interesting piece about a "house," you first have to decide if you are describing a physical structure for a sale or exploring the emotional soul of a "home." Whether you are looking for a creative real estate listing or a sentimental reflection, here are several ways to frame it. 1. The Real Estate Pitch (The "Lifestyle" Write-Up)

If you're stuck, mix and match these descriptions to find your "house" vibe: The Real Estate Pitch (The "Lifestyle" Write-Up) If

Start with an attention-grabbing headline like "Sophisticated Sanctuary in a Coveted Neighborhood."

If you are trying to buy a house, a personal letter of interest can set you apart from other bidders. Creative Word Bank "A home is not a place

Describe a "broad and light" lifestyle image, such as hosting holiday dinners in the dining room. 4. Creative Word Bank

"A home is not a place... it's a feeling." — Southern Home and Hospitality 3. The Personal Buyer's "Love Letter" The Real Estate Pitch (The "Lifestyle" Write-Up) If

"Home is the nicest word there is." — Laura Ingalls Wilder