Replace the Victorian style door with a more traditional or colonial style would be my first change

Are you interested in painting, landscape, roof change??? What type of budget?

The gray siding looks too cool and off with the roof and brick colors.

Good question from phuninthesun.

Hello. Strongly decorate the front yard is not necessary. Flowers and decorative products should not be much. Look at my example.

Not changing roof unless necessary. Budget around 25,000. Thanks for responding.

If it's in the budget, a portico or a veranda going right across the front would look sharp. Changing the colours to tie the top and bottom together would help too. But it is tricky when working with two different materials.

I'll post some pictures!

Would this work?

Here's a house where the siding and brick have been painted the same colour

Thank you for your ideas. Trying to buy a house in the Houston area and must be in the best school systems.

The portico is really nice. Rina's example looks good, although painting brick means maintenance. Also, I would pick a warmer color that's a better fit with the roof.

A front door with some glass that mimics your windows would be nice, such as here...

Clara, I don't know what else that house has to offer, but from the front it is potentially a lovely house. Yes, the grey is perhaps not the perfect colour but you would have time to think about that.

I think that the siding around the door looks odd. I like the previously mentioned ideas for a portico, and if you replace the door, possibly look into one with sidelights, or changing the surround from siding to something else. The siding jumps out at me, but the door should be jumping out.

That front door is all wrong it looks like a remuddeler got a hold of it. A colonial transom with a colonial door is what is needed along with appropriate trim

This is what I suggesting. I just can't get my head around that siding which makes the front door look like a barricade.

Here you go. Not exactly to scale but at least a visual.

If you like everything but the exterior, I say go for it. There are plenty of options to improve the exterior and unlike interior remodels you can live in the house during construction.