Is that the original wood door? If it is, I would have a hard time painting it.

It is the original wood door.

I like BeverlyFLADeziner's suggestion. It was exactly what I thought!

Do not paint the wood door, please? Refresh it. Or a new front door in wood if you don't like the style.

As to this: ( that which you do not want)

"I do not want to paint the trim any dark colors but also do not want to keep the peachy color it currently is."

"a garage addition before we bought the home that has siding on half of the walls which is currently painted a soft green. I also want to paint it" I shall ask, given the home is not really screaming classic Tudor as some above have posted.

Are you attempting to turn the house to a French country estate?

Don't ignore the gutters........Which will stick out like a sore thumb with dark trim.

Personally, I think your house looks lovely. If you want to tweak the trim/ omit, the peach? There are a billion "whites" . Then paint the garage same same white? Fine. I'd get a wood stained garage door and match the wood stain of front door!

The exterior lighting appears far too small, an afterthought size -might change that as well.

Otherwise? Consider if it is the brick tone that is really bothering you. ? And you simply need the right "white".......

I also prefer traditional colors for a Tudor. There was one down the street at our previous house that they used a sage green and it always looked off to me. The most distracting thing to me is how the shrubs are pruned. The house is nice, not so the tortured plants.

Agree with Jan's suggestions above. Also, some new landscaping would do wonders to improve the outside as well. All those green bushes are not very attractive.

I would paint the trim cream, to get rid of the peachy color. I would paint the garage the creamy color too. Your house is beautiful, and really only needs some much nicer landscaping.