with the dormers being white and sided they look out of place with the older look of the home. I think the dormers need to be painted a darker color ( mocha) to minimize the size of them in comparison to the lower level. I like the cream brick, but I would add in mocha to the dormers, mocha shutters and then a nice teal or light blue door. Out line the windows in a thin black trim, so they look more like picture frames. Hang a yellow wreath on the front. Leave the daffodil garden, but bring the yellow to the right of the house too. When you do the porch overhang it will help bring the eye down a bit. My 1932 Cape has built in pillars on either side of the door with a little Arch to give it depth. It does not give the house a bid awning, but it is bumped out for a foyer once you enter. You would benefit with wooden flower boxes under the windows, or wrought iron ones in a half moon shape to give softness to all of the angles. The path needs to be extended from the front side walk going up to the door so it is a L shape. Paint the garage doors. Pick lights in a brush nickle with a matching mail box. They little lantern type with the swirl hanger would be lovely.

If you wanted to be very dramatic, go grey, black and white colors. Red door and introduce red flowers. I love those hydrangea's in front of cape cods, they just seem to fit. Also a picket fence for the back yard.

Cute house, just needs to have more of a matching theme.