That's exactly how a bad realtor would misunderstand it, yes.
And suddenly the shyness about the leading 6 bursts ;-)
I wouldn't be shy about it either.
There is nothing wrong with selling your house at the highest possible price; rather, it is the norm.
I had no problem at the time selling my apartment at a price that was good for me, also because I knew I wasn't selling junk but a well-maintained apartment without known problems. That's generally how I handle things if I ever have something to sell.
If I take the 160 sqm (if that applies) and multiply it by €3000, add the land, incidental costs, outdoor facilities, then I am probably already close to or above the 6, which in my opinion would represent a realistic selling price. And that I would make some profit for stress, trouble, etc., or simply without explaining it, I also don't find problematic.
Here the buyer gets an almost new house that he can see at this location, needs no imagination, no unknown waiting times, risks, etc.; all of this represents value. I would prefer something like this to a new build and save myself many gray hairs, as long as I like the house AND I can/want to afford it.