There are several design problems that are very obvious and might cost a bit to remedy even if this were possible. Several issues can't be solved:
Kitchen is at front of house.
Access to back garden is via light-carpeted room with French windows.
- Can't see small children playing while you're in the kitchen.
- Small children running in and out, as they tend to do, are going to ruin your sitting room flooring in one wet week.
Door at side via 110cm passage.
- How do you turn a double buggy to get it in through the front door and what happens to it once inside - hall is small.
- In addition, there appears to be a step up to the front door - this would make maneuvering a buggy difficult.
Hall:
Is small. Where to leave a buggy or pram - kitchen?
No downstairs loo:
- PITA to have small children traipsing up and down.
- All round PITA even without small children.
Kitchen:
- At front, downside for young family already mentioned.
- Oven - where do you put hot dishes straight from the oven?
- Wall mounted oven seems tucked into a corner with little room for access except from the rhs.
Bathroom:
- Is at front of house - despite frosted glass the possibility of passers by getting an eyeful might be offputting.
- Is too small to allow for installing a double sink that would appeal to a couple with a tight morning schedule.
In general, space is allocated quite randomly.
Two of the bedrooms are very small.
Living room is a bit big and lacking in natural features.
Couldn't knock kitchen/living room together as there are stairs in the way.
Ceilings are low.
Nowhere to put a downstairs loo.
Cosmetic improvements:
Paint all beige walls in a warm white. Not cream.
This means all walls except the two small bedrooms.
Take oilcloth off table for photos and viewings.
Get rid of pastel coloured plastic storage in dining area.
Get rid of child kitchen and whatever it is that is visible behind it (plastic storage box?) in kitchen photos.
Take out some of the books in the living room shelving and replace with vases, some photos - shelves look crammed. Clear the window sill.
Consider recovering the snot green couch and ottoman in the living room - use the red accent in the Poang-style chair upholstery. The green is a very dated colour.
Get rid of photo 6/13 - photo wall in living room. Take those family photos down.
Take pet bed out from under the chair.
Consider moving the couch to the photo wall.
Put ottoman near armchair.
Move Poang chair to window.
Put coffee table in front of couch.
Move toy chest(?) out of the living room. There are so many cupboards in the wall unit - why is this needed?
The living room is strangely featureless despite the big bank of shelving.
Get a bright rug for centre of this room.
Add tall and dramatic potted plant or two.
Blue bedding in master bedroom looks cold and stark. Doesn't match curtains at all.
Walls are beige - paint warm white.
Get white bedding (must match wall).
Get new lampshades for the bedside lamps - not beige or greige. Black would be nice.
Flowers, candles on bedside tables.
Boys' room:
Get rid of plastic storage beside bunks.
Shove items visible under bed far enough in that they are not visible in photos.
Get rid of the two fans, the board games, the white /plastic bin storage thing beside the wardrobe with the deep blue doors, and whatever that black or navy thing is that is tucked in between the white/bin storage tower and the wall.
The beigey colour under the dado rail doesn't go with the strong yellow at all. Wrong colour and wrong tone.
Bathroom:
Beige floor tiles need to be replaced - light grey lino/rubber floor or wood-look tiles would be very nice. The beige does not go at all with the white/grey tiling or the fixtures. Looks grungy.
Panel at side of bath is tacky.
Mould in grouting is offputting. Buy bleach and tackle it or get the bath/shower and any other problem areas regrouted.. There is a very visible crack in a tile above the cistern.
Put plants on the windowsill.
Is the fence behind the swingset falling apart/missing bits at the top?
What is in the front door gangway near the back gate? Looks like a buggy and a pile of junk of some sort - need to be removed.
I would invest in a tall wrought iron gate instead of the wooden or solid gate to the back. That gangway seems so dim.
Bleak appearance to front of the house - if you don't have room for big pots the you need to install hanging baskets