May be paint lighter?

I would paint it a very light tan, maybe close to off white but with a brown tone. Changing the roof color would go a long way in changing the look of the house

Looks like a large property - lots of opportunity for landscaping to enhance both property & home……

The roof is a major cause of the brown overload. When it is time to replace it you can do a better job of turning this around. The colors houssaon shows are nice, but I question how they would look with the brown roof. Normally I am not in favor of painting brick, but depending on how you feel about it, look at Romabio products or another brand that is formulated for use on brick. For a quick fix if it's not time to replace the roof I am more in favor of a light look as Celery suggests such as BM Monterey White. Decide which direction you want to go in and start sampling.

I'd pick a pale, creamy yellow for the wood siding. The current olivish brown doesn't go well with the brick. Make sure your color does. Use tge same color for tge trim.

.Is the roof staying or going? It looks kinda old (discoloration and out of fashion color). The siding could easily be painted to be in sync with roof & brick. The brick is really the keeper here.

Yes, the roof is at end of life for sure. Great idea on the brick, I contemplated painting the brick, but the husband does not agree with that. (eye roll) Windows are not new, but in good condition, they are Anderson and I have researched replacing the exterior trim and we can do that. Also, thinking of replacing the cheep wood siding with better quality wood siding, not vinyl, and running horizontal in place of the vertical that is there.

So you think bigger on the coach lights? I agree totally that they should be replaced. The house is so basic, I want it to be pretty.

Thank you for your input!