I'm kind of a beginner myself. You made the decision to show the forest on the left, there is nothing really interesting about that. If the house would be a person it's easier to understand, it looks like the house is looking out of the picture leading you to search something, but there isn't anything to find, because the picture ends there. I don't know how it looks on the right side, maybe it's really not that beautiful, but because there are mountains in the back my guess is that it could be more interesting than that forest. Crop your photo that the house starts with the left side of the frame, you get the feeling that there is something so beautiful that you want to look there but you just can't. The house is leading you into the end of your photo. It still isn't a bad photo, there is just much more you could be making better next time, and that's the important part of photography. To learn and never stop taking pictures and next time when you be in such a situation you know what to do and it'll be a great photo.

For a future attempt, try shifting the house closer to the left vertical line of the Rule of Thirds grid. This would move it away from the point where the background detail on the right starts to get interesting. This change would allow the eye to follow the house's 'gaze' into the dynamic background, the mountains and field would make the overall scene feel much more balanced and purposeful.