Well-kept (adjective)

In good condition, clean, tidy and well-maintained.

Origin:

This adjective form is derived from the verb 'keep', which means to maintain, care for or look after.

Examples:

1. The park was well-kept and had beautiful flowers.
2. The hotel was well-kept and had a warm atmosphere.
3. She always kept her house well-kept and tidy.
4. The city was well-kept and had clean streets.
5. The library was well-kept and had a peaceful atmosphere.