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  • Free from dirt, marks, or impurities; exhibiting a high level of hygiene.
    Clean
  • Residential areas on the outskirts of a city, characterized by a mix of housing types and often more spacious surroundings.
    Suburbs
  • A structure built to span a physical obstacle, such as a river, and provide a pathway for people or vehicles.
    Bridge
  • Relating to the present time or contemporary style, often characterized by current design and technological trends.
    Modern
  • Attracting or delighting with a pleasant, often quaint, appeal.
    charming
  • A single-story house, often with a veranda or porch, providing easy access to outdoor spaces.
    Bungalow
  • The outer edges or boundary of a city or town, typically less densely populated than the central areas.
    Outskirts
  • In a state of disrepair or deterioration, often due to neglect or age.
    Run-down
  • A space where works of art, often paintings or sculptures, are displayed for public viewing and appreciation.
    Art gallery
  • A public space or building where goods are bought and sold, often featuring stalls or shops.
    Market
  • Evoking admiration or respect due to its size, skill, or other notable qualities.
    Impressive
  • A planned residential development containing a number of houses or apartments.
    Housing estate
  • A row of similar, often identical, houses joined together in a line and sharing side walls.
    Terraced house
  • A facility where raw materials are transformed into finished products on a large scale.
    Factory
  • An area of land zoned and planned for industrial activities, housing various manufacturing and production facilities.
    Industrial estate
  • A large fortified building, historically used as a residence for royalty or a stronghold in times of conflict.
    Castle
  • A self-contained living unit within a larger building, usually with its own entrance, kitchen, and bathroom; also known as an apartment.
    Flat
  • Producing a lot of noise; characterized by loud or disruptive sounds.
    Noisy
  • Calm and quiet; free from disturbance or conflict.
    Peaceful
  • Full of energy and activity; vibrant and animated.
    lively
  • An open public space, often surrounded by buildings, and frequently a central gathering point in a city.
    Square
  • A residential building that shares one common wall with an adjacent house, each having its own separate entrance.
    Semi-detached house
  • Having a large number of people or objects in a particular space, often causing congestion.
    Crowded
  • Having a lot of activity, movement, or traffic; characterized by a high level of hustle and bustle
    Busy
  • A large, grand residence often characterized by its impressive size, luxurious features, and extensive grounds.
    Mansion
  • Covered with dirt or grime; lacking cleanliness.
    Dirty
  • A very tall building, usually featuring multiple floors and used for commercial or residential purposes.
    Skyscrapers
  • A large, ornate residence often associated with royalty or high-ranking officials.
    Palace
  • residential building that is not connected to any other structure.
    Detached house
  • A large building divided into multiple separate living units or apartments, typically stacked vertically.
    Block of flats
  • Relating to or significant in history; having importance due to its association with past events.
    Historic
  • A building that serves as the headquarters of a local government and a venue for civic events.
    Town hall
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