I mean obviously it would look better if it's finished and all but..

I'm loving it so far! I'm a fan of the colour scheme, those pops of red colour work so well with the cold green, the house has a really intersting silhouette and shapes as opposed to just being a decorated box while still having really nice decorations, I'm a huge fan of the alcoves and bay windows, the roof shape is really nice and I love how the slabs add tile texture, I like how it has a lot of small scale decoration without feeling noisy, it makes sense structurally(provided that you finish the right part :P) which I think is important in a game without physics to make your brain accept it as real, I'm a huge fan of how prominent the main entrance is(not sure if the bottom stone gate should really be bigger than the main door though? It kind of pulls away the focus. But yeah that's up to you), I like how high the level of detail is for the actual house but how you're not afraid to add plain walls for the foundation/cellar level, the plants in the windows look really nice, the alcove above the main door is really sweet, and it's just cozy with a lot of personality in gneeral.

I guess what I'd be missing other than the parts that you have sketched out but not built fully is more context for the ground level(like the bay with the little wood+prismarine roof is nice but not really connected to anything, maybe it should be a kitchen/supply entrance or just a hangout spot but if there's either a ramp up to it or a nice river view under the overhang it would make more sense. Also what's under the stone stairs obviously: some houses like an opera in Berlin that I forgot the name of have chariot entrances under entrance stairs so that chariot riders can dismount under a roof, maybe it could be something like that or stables?), but that's not really something about the house itself and I know you know it's not finished so it's not really a critique :P