Garrison colonial revival. Garrison refers to the second-floor overhang. https://dahp.wa.gov/historic-preservation/historic-buildings/architectural-style-guide/garrison-revival

An old friend of mine had a wonderful dog she adopted from a shelter. It was pure shelter - a bit of this and that. When people would ask her what kind of dog it was, she'd say "brown." I thought of this when I looked at the picture of your friend's house. It is pure early 21st century development - a bit of this and a bit of that. I see some victorian, some colonial, some of this and some of that. I think tartanmeup has the right idea. Stick with traditional.

Looks like it was deleted by the original poster. I guess the possibility of losing all of one's pithy and cogent comments is the risk you run when you respond on someone else's thread on Houzz. As a reminder to readers, here is the house from the missing thread (no floor plan found as yet): Designed by Paul Bates Architects, Birmingham, AL

I wouldn't worry about what to call it. If you like a more modern type of farmhouse look, this exterior is probably one of the easiest to make it look like one. Check out these pics and follow what they've done. Since you're getting new windows, look at doing the darker exterior color like black or a dark bronze, bring in some wood accents, and if you need a new roof at some point, look at metal. your little overhang porch could easily be done like this. as for the interior, love JudyG's design w/the wood entry. removing that wall and opening up the staircase w/that stair style would be perfect for the look you want. taking down that wall would look something like this: but you could choose the style of staircase you like