Trim the trees along the driveway, bigly. Trim, or remove, the scraggly stuff below the windows. Replace with smaller boxwoods or other such green things. Pressure wash the driveway. Maybe some type of awning over the front door. Lots of small annuals for color, everywhere. A "cute" (you know what I mean) way of displaying house numbers next to the door.

Wishing you good luck with selling the house in these times. We never have more than a few houses for sale at one time in our neighborhood, and almost all of the current for sale ones have been pulled off the market. (I live in a 55+ community and some residents are extremely concerned about the "old people are vulnerable" messages.)

Edited to add: Stressing the need to pressure wash the driveway.

I will do the driveway. We had to get rid of the car causing it first. The house went up before the stay at home became in affect. We have been ask to see it and we of course said no. My friend is the agent so we decided to keep it up during this but know nothing will happen until we can ease the orders.

I've seen stories about agents doing on site tours via video chat with prospective buyers. Meaning, the agent is the only person in the home and walks through all rooms and answers questions. If the lookers turn into serious potential buyers with pre-approved financing and all that, then a one-time showing can be arranged.

In the hot market where I live (DC and DC metro area), many homes are purchased without the buyers ever actually being in the home. They are familiar with the areas and home styles, etc. Inspections can be done by one person in the home. There are some good articles online at WaPo (Washington Post).

Call me crazy but if I needed to sell, I wouldn't be worried about one or two people in my home. I wouldn't want them using the bathroom or wiping their faces with my towels, but things can be wiped down after they leave.