An honest response:
It is all a little bland and lacking personality.
Lounge - some books/travel magazines on the coffee table or art/pictures/photographs on the wall or window. It needs some warmth and textures, a throw for example as the temperature is starting to dip. Lamps will help to make it cosy.
Kitchen - move or better still hide the bin in the kitchen, I wouldn’t want to eat that close to the bin.
Kitchen - fruit in a bowl on the kitchen table instead of plant, some aspirational cookery books on display, some good quality wine strategically placed etc
Garden - do you have outdoor furniture, if so why has it not been shown in the photograph? It seems a reasonable size so show it off. Good quality furniture and soft furnishings - cushions and 2 maximum, throws to wrap around when sat outside.
Main bedroom - chest of drawers to the left of the bed is too big and makes the room look pokey. Also is that a duvet cover as it looks like a sheet, use a double size duvet cover with a king sized duvet inside so it looks plump and inviting.
Second room with the day bed - put a double bed in there instead, buyers sometimes have difficulty imaging space available. It is being presented as a single bedroom/office hybrid currently.
Third bedroom....goodness too much furniture. Make this into the designated office space and with the desk chair from previous bedroom.
Main bathroom and en-suite - both need fluffy towels and nice products displayed.
Have the parking space picture retaken, it is out of focus and doesn’t add anything to the property.