Very much depends on the house.
I lived in a small 3 bed, one bathroom, with all flat surfaces (no grooves, no embellishments), Lino and laminated floors, with minimal stuff and I could clean it too to bottom in 30 mins. I did the end of tenancy deep clean in 6 hours.
Where we live now, has more rooms, more belongings, grooves on the doors, skirtings, windows, panelling. There are carpeted sections, rugs and mats. Tiles with grouting. So much grouting! Glass everywhere- glass tables, glass panels on doors, a whole wall of glass bifolds in the kitchen. I also have entirely the wrong kind of furniture for the robot hoover to be automated properly. The sofa is just high enough that it can wedge itself and there are narrow gaps it can’t get into, end tables in the way, kitchen barstool bases that it beaches itself on.
When the dc were small the laundry was manageable but smelly hormonal teens go through so many clothes and towels. And you cannot skip on bedding for a week or you’ll definitely know it.
It easily takes two hours minimum a day, counting everything, to be just about presentable. That’s obviously broken up across a day and I do cook a lot from scratch so I’m constantly cleaning the kitchen. But it’s a house that can soak up a lot more time than that, when you include deep cleaning, diy, and gardening.