I'm not sure about the property market locally but my observations are that this house has been quite well looked-after since it was built but that's about it. It's very bland and soulless. That different from being a blank canvas.
PPs are saying it's expensive for what it is and this is why:
The first picture isn't of the house, but the view from upstairs.
Front grass is patchy and untidy and the concrete inspection covers are horrible.
Dark uPVC isn't in vogue but it's understandable.
The hall floor tiles are dated but mainly very badly laid out.
The flow of the downstairs rooms is poor. Kitchen and dining room are totally disconnected.
The living/dining room is deathly boring. No focal point, just a blank room and some furniture.
The vertical blinds are dated and draining.
The bed looks squashed into the downstairs bedroom. It should have a nice nightstand either side at least.
The hand basin in the downstairs loo is horrible and too small to be useful.
The kitchen is small and cramped. The cupboards look to have been 'painted grey' because the style and handles aren't particularly contemporary. The cream range looks awful, really clashes with the grey, takes up lots of room and no dishwasher.
The back door is bland and down some really ordinary looking steps into the back garden.
The decking needs oiling and the fence painting at the very least, and there's not a shred of interest in the garden. The best side of the fence faces the wrong way.
The two upstairs bedrooms are small, the built in wardrobes are probably quite nice quality and useful but dated and inflexible. The child's bed is squashed into the bottom of the room (why?!). The master bedroom is meanly furnished.
The upstairs bathroom while clean and functional is ugly as anything.
Where there are carpets in the house they are worn and bland (especially the landing).
The internal doors look nice quality but not to everyone's taste.
It therefore needs to be priced accordingly.
To be top of market I would expect lovely flooring throughout, matching modern bathrooms, a stylish well-thought- through kitchen diner, a living room with character and a focal point and no artex, garden with some established plants.
That's before we get into the whole 2/3 bedroom thing.
Aside from all of that... it's absolutely not selling a lifestyle... No books, plants or tasteful objects; no texture, or nice soft furnishings, beds not nicely made, not a single nice piece of furniture, no instruments, no inviting reading nook.... again, all fine... it's just not... attractive.
... you did ask OP!!
I hope you get it sorted soon x