I like the brick a lot. I just don’t think the stone is in any way letting it shine.
I’d remove it and do a white flat stucco above.
I think the house needs some white.
Very nice house!!!!

Painting it all one color would transform the curb appeal significantly better. Look into Romabio mineral paint. Their Instagram is packed with inspiration. These are their stock, pre-mixed colors. I think you can get quarts to sample from The Home Depot. I order them from Amazon.

I like the brick on your house, but, the stone doesnt seem to fit. I would remove the stone, and have it bricked. If you cannot match the existing brick, then, I would paint the entire thing.

Replace the stone with siding matching what's on the house.

I like the stone more than the brick. Both are very pretty but they don't play well together. People on Houzz really like Romabio mineral paint. I don't have any experience with it, but the pics I see of it are nice. I'd paint the brick and siding a color that compliments the stone.

tozmo1, I am wondering what it would look like if the stone was painted over as well?!

Here's a few of the ones above with stone painted. I l also gave you a light one. Once you paint the stone, you can do anything since you aren't matching anything. What colors do you like? I'd at least do the stone a bit lighter or darker than the body of the house. I love the texture of the stone so if you go too dark, it will disappear.

Here's the tool. It's addictive. :-) https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/color-overview/personal-color-viewer

I think keeping the stone unpainted especially with the lighter green one and some of the tan ones, makes it look like an English country house. Add some interesting mullioned windows and there you go, lady and lord of the manor. Or is it Texas hill country? both are nice.

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