Exterior – 5.3
You usually have to pay more for a new build with this look around here, so that could make it enticing for some.  I find the uneven window spacing to be a bit irritating, and the overhang looks too big/mustache-esque on first impression. The sides/rear have an unfinished look that is – sadly – fairly common.  All said, I’ve posted much worse looking houses, and there’s enough people out there who just want something farmhouse inspired/new looking as long as other needs are met.  

Interior – 7.3
Without seeing the outside, you could have thought it was a renovation instead of a new build.  It goes a more traditional route in terms of floor plan and moulding, and by actually having entrances/barriers on the first floor.  You could possibly want some more variation between the rooms, but I don’t see any real low points/drop offs.  Like the floors, too.  

Kitchen – 5.6
I think a more basic approach here would’ve been better.  The floating shelves don’t work for me over that backsplash, and the vent hood seems equally out of place.  With an interior that’s going for elegance/maturity, I don’t understand the need to try and be hip all of a sudden in the kitchen.  

Bathrooms – 7.4
Not having separate sinks or vanities in the primary will probably be a dealbreaker for some.  But they managed to fit in an attractive walk-in shower  and dedicated space for the tub while keeping a comfortable size.  Overall a nice casual feel, though I could see the vanity being called out for looking cheap.  Weird shower floor in the one secondary.  They’re pretty uncontroversial beyond that.  

Amenities – 6.3
While a naturalist society is better than a high school or something, having that many people coming and going right outside my house isn’t my ideal situation.  Backyard looks somewhat depressing but is adequately sized, and I grew up with a deck so always appreciate those.