I have to hear what people think of this house.

Don’t like it

Are you sure that's not the restaurant you ate at?  Because it looks like a restaurant or convention centre from the outside.

The inside is nice.

My first thought is that it looks like a school.

Don’t like the cabinets and wall coverings, and lots of other things.

All that space and they stacked the washer and dryer?

The deck railings look really cheap and like they don’t go with the size of the space.

The beach space is nice.

I don't get it. It's like a bunch of sheds. It's not appealing in any single way.

I’m definitely getting 1970’s school vibes from that building. Very industrial. It doesn’t look warm or homelike at all.

It’s ugly.

I do not like it. If I were rich, I would not build a huge home. I would build a medium-sized, luxurious home. I have never understood why people like huge homes. I prefer cozier spaces. But each to her own.

Nooooo!

The view of the neighborhood had me shuttering. I realize it's winter and will be green come summer, but that it ever looks like that is a hard pass. And I need trees.

My first reaction was “super random”.
I can’t really process it lol.

Nope.

No thank you. Too much like a school on the outside, too many industrial styles on the inside. I like a warm/cozy home.

To me it looks like a building in an industrial center that was turned into a house while retaining all the hard cold industrial vibes inside. Absolutely nothing in it says "home" to me. Plenty of windows for natural light but nearly all are up high so there is no view from them. I understand the industrial loft conversions in dense city settings. And I've seen some that have made them look a bit homey or at least inviting. Nothing of the sort here. Even the outdoor landscaping is hardline minimalism.

Similar to others... very industrial outside. That's off putting. That said there's also something to be said for the quiet. The beach area is gorgeous. Yet it might freak me out to be that isolated. Those pictures make it feel like the middle of nowhere. 

Initially couldn't enlarge it so I could scroll through the photos. Figured it out.  

The architectural drafted version of the layout intrigued me in the sense that if a person were rich & had a mobility impairment, you could make the needed adjustments.

Even when it's not necessarily relevant I can't help myself - I look for universal design elements that will make it possible to adapt a home for someone who is non ambulatory.

I don't like it.
It looks very curated and cold. It looks like the house design and interior home design, were chosen based on design showcase aesthetics. 
It lacks warmth, charm and personality.