one thing i think would make a huge difference. put the bushes so they hide garage doors and balance with another set on other end, highlight the doorway

You could easily go modern farmhouse with this place... Paint & lights. The paint job will be pricey though :)

Like paint all white? I love that look but was trying to visualize it. Lights meaning?? Thank you!

Thank you -- I'm just finding it so hard to visualize! Would you paint the brick and siding the same color?

Paint it all one color with or without contrasting trim like these:

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HI -- Leave the brick and just paint the siding . Look at "Willow " by Benjamin Moore . Grey is the wrong color with that brick . Then paint a pretty color on the front doors . Look at " Prairie Lilly " also by BM paints .

If you do change the color of the brick, we always recommend staining the brick instead of painting. Brick stain allows the brick to breath so it will never fade, chip or peel.

Looks like a great property - good luck!

Oooh I like it. I agree with lefty47's suggestion. Don't muck up the brick.

I would remove the shrubs blocking the front door.

I agree with the suggestion that the paint is the wrong color for the brick.

Wondering questions like if you like the inside of the house and if the roof is fairly new?

I say it, because I inherited a house from the mid 1950's and it needed siding, roofing, windows AND it needed electricity update, plumbing, chimney work, landscaping, the floors needed reinforcing and leveling and replacing and all of the rooms were outdated. If I hadn't gotten it for free, I could never have afforded to update it, because each thing cost over $10,000.

It cost me almost as much as if I bought a home I really wanted, but it is paid for and I didn't know up front how many cans of worms the property would have.