Thanks for answer . what about if I take out older bricks and put stone vaneers ?

Why?

Take out the bricks and replace with stone veneer? Probably well in excess of $100,000 as well as potential structural complications. For what purpose?

purpose is for better look.

I won't dispute your taste, but I can say that house has a great, classic look, and putting stone veneer on it would make it less attractive to a lot of people and probably hurt the resale value. If you want to change the look in a much less expensive way that would not hurt the value, you might consider whitewashing the brick, which is a classy, traditional choice.

http://meganmorrisblog.com/2015/03/whitewashed-brick/

Stone veneer, defined as admixtures of cement, real crushed stone (sometimes) and additives, is going down a number of steps from real brick. Let alone the problems you will face with matching the projections of the existing fixed elements--the windows, doors and garage.

Using real stone is another matter. Consider the pic below of a 1960s spec brick home re-faced with stone. (I wish I had thought to take a "before".) But this is in a neighbourhood that went from upper middle class to one-percenters over 20 years.

Before re-siding, think about repainting in colours that do not make the multiple garages jump out visually. The designer/builder made efforts to minimize the garages by breaking them up and pushing the bulk of the space back close to the line of the rest of the home-- though the giant gable over the right garage negates much of that effort.

I'd leave that alone. Speaking as one who generally prefers stone to brick, all other things being equal -- I'd leave that brick.

Is just the front of the house brick?

Yes Pams

I recall this beautiful traditional house from other postings. To me it would be way more trouble and money to reface with stone. Why not try other options for a new look?

I don't think you need to spend that much money and time to get a better result. Repaint the trim, garage doors, and siding a deeper color to blend with the brick, and redo the landscaping. This house is sort of English, and the look calls for things like roses and vines trained around the front door and over the brick. The green plants will do more for this house than stone, and it will bring you more pleasure through the years.

What scone said which is the same thing we said to you last time you posted this house.

I was gonna say...