That is entirely a personal question (i.e. you have figure out what that is worth to you). There are some hybrid models that allow for wood interior and more moisture insensitive exterior material.

Keep in mind, as it appears you know already, anything with a wood interior is definitively a price premium over other material choices.

But what do you think of the white look?

What I think is really of no consequence. I am not living there, albeit it does look like a lovely vista.

Despite the fact that we live in a time where everyone is convinced of the importance of their opinion, and that some opinions aren't more valuable than others, this is mostly a consideration of personal preference.

The only opinion that matters here, is yours.

I have to agree it really depends on your preference and budget I personally donot highlight the wood trim in a MCM house since it really is so non descript I just usually do it the same color as the walls but in a satin or semigloss for ease of upkeep.

@Windows on Washington: I'm confused. If someone poses a question directly asking for opinions, isn't it a non-answer to say Commentors answers are of no consequence. What's the point of asking for advice?

I assume you are buying the house and trying to figure out a budget? First I would ask what is your goal in replacing? Could you just replace some and therefore afford better? What does the outside of the house look like? What is the rough value of the house (in my market vinyl windows aren't seen in houses over a half million) What other changes are you making (IE are you painting interior trim in some rooms)

@housegal200

The picture you supplied as the example of a MCM is unrepresentative of their home here.

My point, although I thought it was clear, is that the original poster has to decide what they want to look at. As they identified, there is a price premium for a wood interior and even more so if it is to be stained to match. Given the lack of wood paneling or ceiling finishes, converting to a white/white combo would not be as start in this case.

I am not a designer, as stated countless times before. That said, this decision seems entirely personal in this case as it pertains to the interior finishes of the home.