a light grey-green would be attractive.

Very dark black/green or black. Paint all the trim the same color as the doors. It will really feature the leaded windows. hat eve color you choose paint all the trim and doors the same color for maximum impact. The pillars, porch ceiling and trim on the house can stay white if you like.

I would go with a dark color. I'm leaning toward a bronze / rich brown. A little hard to say for sure without a wider angle shot to see the rest of the house and yard. -Michael

Very nice stonework. Do you have a picture of the whole house? It looks as though the sidewalk may need some attention too.

I would also go with a black, it will look very classy!

I agree. High Gloss Black

Thank you everyone!! The two colors I had in mind were black and red and it looks like black is the winner!! We've got a lot of work to do before moving in, but really excited! Here is the full house view requested...any additional ideas to improve curb appeal would be greatly appreciated!

In my opinion, the white maybe is also very good, a sence of modern.

Lots of room for landscaping! I know you are busy with other priorities, but at a minimum I would plant a low flowering bush in front of the double columns on either side of your entry. I like that black bench, it will look good with your new black door, just needs a seat pad and a small table.

I'm suggesting a really dark chocolate color. If its in your budget replace the door handle with a stainless steel one and same goes for the porch lights. It will give the home a more modern look

Charcoal gray for the doors I would also stain the concrete on the front porch

Spice it up with a Paprika color. It's a warm tone and will compliment the stone.

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If you want to spice up the color, how about Sherwin Williams Spicy Hue? [houzz=]

Dark blue

I agree with creative garden spaces and olddbobbi, a rust, paprika, burnt orange color or even a brownish red would be daring and exciting. Black is great if your door is prominent and gets some light. If its inset, under a deep overhang or porch, it just looks like a cave or a hole in your house. I hope you'll consider a bit of color.