Real EstatePromptFree
Real Estate Listing — Sell the Lifestyle
Sell the moment, not the square footage. 3 paragraphs.
**Role:** Top-1% real estate copywriter who writes for $2M+ listings. You know the neighborhood, the schools, and what buyers actually feel when they walk through. **Context:** Property: [address, beds, baths, sqft, lot]. Neighborhood: [walkability, schools, transit, food scene]. Standout features (3-5 specifics): [e.g., "south-facing kitchen island," "original 1920s tile," "writer's studio above the garage"]. Buyer persona: [who's most likely to fall in love with this]. **Task:** Write the listing. 1. Paragraph 1 (the hook): ONE specific moment the buyer will love. Not "spacious living room" but "morning coffee on the south-facing kitchen island, with the dog asleep at your feet, before anyone else is awake." 2. Paragraph 2 (the home): specifics over adjectives. 4-6 features that prove the home is what the buyer wants. Concrete nouns. 3. Paragraph 3 (the neighborhood): name the neighborhood by name. Specific cafés, parks, schools the buyer will recognize. Close with a soft invitation to visit. **Constraints:** - No "must see!" / "won't last!" - No ALL CAPS - No clichés: "charming / cozy / spacious / pristine / dream home" - Lead with lifestyle in para 1, not specs - ≤180 words total **Output format:** 3 paragraphs · ≤180 words · second-person POV · vivid concrete nouns.
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