Nice small powder room, it looks spotless and well kept.

If you can take a couple more photos without panorama mode, it would be easier to figure out the shape of the vanity and mirrors.

Also, do you think a simple wall mounted toilet paper holder would fit near the front end of the toilet?

Have you talked to an agent already about what is worth doing in your market?

Is that really a pink top? If you really are listing for sale in a few months I would just clean & clear anything & everything that might need it & make certain your yard is also clean, clear & inviting. List price accordingly as you won’t guarantee a recoup of $$ spent updating for sale. For the short term & a quick & cheap cosmetic update in this powder room - I assume powder room as that’s what you’re showing us - take the useless towel bar off the toilet wall & hang pretty & large art that has a bit of the sinktop color in it. Get rid of standing TP holder & wall mount one that matches the sink faucet. Change out the cab hardware to updated & same color as faucet, towel ring & light. With all those inexpensive changes, there’s something to draw the eye besides the pink sink.

ETA - just read @shirlpp comment - right! I didn’t see the tub to right but do now. I guess that’s why the floor stand for TP. Maybe TP holder can be mounted on side of cabinet?

It looks like there's a tub right next to the toilet - so a full bath?

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1. Have an extra $1k to spend? Hire someone to take out the current vanity, put in a $700 one like this and paint the mirror.

2. Get an expoy paint for the basin, and another kind of paint formulated for countertops. Paint them both. Do it soon so the horrific fumes can air out and you can see what it looks like.

If either of these sound like too much money or labor for you, then list your house for slightly less, or be willing to have your house sit a bit longer. (This depends hugely on where you live. Where I live it is expected that you'll rip out a bathroom and start over so the pink sink wouldn't matter.)

What is the sink and counter? I would look into seeing if the counter and sink can be painted white.

@shirllpp , you have sharp eyes to spot the edge of the tub!

If the kitchen and all the baths are along these lines there is no reason to change anything. You aren't going to be able to significantly change buyers' impressions. You just need to price your home accordingly. While not everyone is going to want to undertake a complete remodel, some will and a few minor cosmetic changes aren't going to change your buyer pool. In a lot of locations inventory is very low. Despite the current higher interest rates this can create a market in favor of sellers. If you haven't already, familiarize yourself with your local market. I haven't always found agents terribly helpful in setting prices. Don't let anyone talk you into setting too high a price which will just cause your house to languish on the market. If you're a little low, competition will drive the price up.

Paint the vanity the pink of the counter, using a semi-gloss finish. The walls are white, so add a chair rail around the room and wallpaper above it.

Mirror is very big for the space, but replacing it might run you into money. Take it down and remove the crown molding so it just the frames around mirror are left. Paint it the pink of the vanity...same finish.

If you were to change out the vanity, how hard/$$ would it be to put in a normal, narrow vanity or pedestal sink? Even if it is narrow, I’d rather not stand kitty-corner to the toilet while brushing my teeth; back up wrong and you hit the commode?

I haven't always found agents terribly helpful in setting prices. Don't let anyone talk you into setting too high a price which will just cause your house to languish on the market. If you're a little low, competition will drive the price up.

Yes to this a thousand times!