Well then keep looking this will never be a craftsman or IMO traditional. My first change would be the front door .I find the covered porch next to the entry a bit dd . Is there no backyard space . Unless you are thinking of removing all the stacked stone or what appears to be stacked you will need a bucket of money. Could post pics that we can enlarge might help. Maybe some inspiration pics to give use some idea of what you think is English French traditonal

There is a difference in popcorn and textured ceilings. I much prefer them flat. Its a nicer and a cleaner look, I actually had textured ceilings in my last house, and I did like them. They were the stomped type texture. We changed some things, and had to re texture a small area, and I bought the tool, to do that. It blended in perfectly. Could never see the difference. As to popcorn, I have never had that, but, friends have, and one friend finally had hers removed, because the stuff used to drop down on the floor and every time, she vacuumed, she vacuumed up all those little white nubby balls. It definitely improved the look of her house to have it removed. For some reason these days, people are calling all textured ceilings popcorn. There is a difference. As to David mentioning the colored bathrooms and appliances, well, that was a very stylish thing at one time. I had the all avocado appliances (including the kitchen sink), in a kitchen several years ago. I was the one that replaced them. The existing were white. The house I have now, still has an avocado wall oven. Someday, it will stop working and it will get replaced, but, for now, I am hanging on to it, since it is the best working oven, I have had in several years. The newer ones, just do not work like those old ones did. Yes, it does look odd since all other appliances are new, and the green sticks out like a sore thumb, but, it will stay. I once had all blue bathroom fixtures. Absolutely loved them, and wouldnt mind having them again someday. For now, I have the original excellent condition lavender ones that are original to this house, and I do like them, even though lavender isnt my favorite color. If I bought a house with a turquoise bathroom, I would think I was in heaven. I absolutely love them. Houses used to have color and be interesting, now, most houses all look pretty much alike. Op, post a picture of your popcorn ceilings, and I think y ou will get better answers.

The only thing I dislike about the colors is that garish green around the roof I would paint that to match the gutters IMO it is not something you want to highlight. I have no idea about the stucco since I don’t know when it was done. I would replace the siding with the composite suggested and IMO since this is not a craftsman house I would not start trying to make it one unless you have a big money tree.. I would not do a black door but the black railings work IMO. What I really don’t like is all the asphalt up to the doorstep. Maybe take a picture from further back so we can see the whole property

Here's the house in all white, black windows and main front door, white trim and wood accents. I now see you have bricks below the siding, they look white and I'd have them the same colour as the siding. I suggest a warm white such as BM White Dove or BM Swiss Coffee, again test the paint colour before proceeding.