Going by the floor plan there are so few windows and when they are there they don't have an outside aspect.
The room you enter from the front door (presumably from the shared alleyway) has no window at the side so the only light it is getting is from the french doors into the front living room.
This room has a window in it that shows it is looking into the utility room (the window with blind behind the TV). So there is no direct natural light in this room at all.
The kitchen has no direct natural light. It has a window that again looks into the utility room, going by the plan, and then doors into the conservatory. No window that you can look outside to.
The small 3rd bedroom again has no window.
Is that correct? This is what I've worked out from the floor plan. If it's wrong you need to get the estate agent to correct as it would put me off.
It's lovely inside in terms of decor. You've got it nice but the lack of windows and the layout aren't great. You need a window knocked in in that room with the stairs and again in the kitchen on the right hand wall for both.
I think the layout has been messed about with and it hasn't improved it. I would say initially the staircase would have been right opposite the front door separating the room to the right as you come in and the room to the left. You can see where the wall has been taken down. I would also say the utility room has been built over the side garden and that is why you don't have a workable window there or in the kitchen - both the room with the stairs and the kitchen should have been looking out to the side. Building that utility room has not benefited you at all - it has taken away two windows to the outside! Both now look into another room. People won't want that.
This has all been compounded by the unnecessary conservatory being built on the back which is not adding any useful living space.
It is clear now to me that the alleyway used to lead down to a side gate so you could enter your back garden. It leads into the utility room now.
For a buyer they'd have to take down the utility room to have outside windows to the kitchen and middle room. Knock down the conservatory and extend the kitchen to make a kitchen diner.
You need light.
The pebble dash is terrible and the brown window frames too.
Shame as you've got it as nice inside as you could but forget the cosmetics of taking down the office blinds etc, you've got bigger problems than that. The utility room needs to go.