None, unless you hang a mirror elsewhere, or re locate the vanity. That's a roof line. We hope you are very short : )

Any other help requires more pictures, and show the entire bath.

Out basement bath has a similar issue and immediately when you turn to the left theres a full length mirror mounted on the wall. Any room for that?

Here’s what the entrance looks like, shower will be immediately to left of the sink unfortunately 😭

who the heck put an outlet directly behind the faucet?? that was stupid. they couldn't have moved it over one foot either way?

(did someone flip this house?)

forget the mirror over the sink. unless you want to do one those wall mounted round ones

Too bad it looks recently remodeled, the solution would have been to bring the sink forward into the room- every inch forward gains you an inch in mirror height. I would have a 12" deep sink if that meant I could look at a mirror not the ceiling...

The sellers are the original owners and recently remodeled in 2018... I’m not sure how they survived without a normal mirror and putting an outlet behind the sink!

So they remodeled to sell which means lots may just be slap dash. I hope you had an excellent inspector.

Fair assessment - we went through inspections 2 weeks ago and the inspector didn’t find anything major....now I am getting paranoid!

Is the outlet approved for washroom? GFCI?

Not sure if is GFCI, but inspector checked it out and was ok with it I believe

The receptacle doesn't have to be GFCI if it is downstream of a receptacle that is, or runs to a GFCI breaker.

You can see it’s a gfci breaker in the photo. Certainly poorly planned.

Tina’s suggestion, above, to put a swing arm, wall mounted mirror on the wall to the right of the sink, seems to be your best option.

I like the idea of bringing the sink forward about 10 or 12 inches or more if you have room. Maybe you could build a new wall out from the old wall. It might be hard to move the electric??

Yes I like that idea as well. Will consider it for future renovations!