Interestingly, blue has cycled back into popularity, so your door doesn't look dated, but maybe a slightly different shade of blue would look more up to date - not sure. Or a sophisticated gray - young buyers would love it. I would remove the storm door - which DOES date the house. Put a fresh coat of paint on the shutters, use the replacement roof as a bargaining tool with the buyers. Let them mention it, agree to replace, and allow them to choose the color. Put a nice seating arrangement on the porch and some planters. I would put some money into renovating the landscaping. I would consider getting rid of the some of the large shrubs in front of the house. The plant on the right side of the sidewalk looks terrible right now. Unless it looks super wonderful when it leafs out, maybe that's not what you want there. Drive around to some builder's model homes and look at their landscaping for ideas. The cupula over the garage is darling. Maybe you could put copper siding on it? Prettier mailbox and street numbers? Prettier light fixture? Stagers tell us that potential buyers spend a few minutes at your door as the real estat agent is opening the box to get to your keys.

Most of the paint companies have tools where you can upload a photo and then paint it different colors. Why don't you try that? Also, your house would look great in a number of colors. I think you have to narrow it down. Do you want something muted, or bright? Cool tones or warm? Do you like reds or blues or greens or yellows? What is the style of other houses in your neighborhood? Do you like your current color or hate it?

I think you might be on the right track with urbane bronze, but I would go a little lighter. Check out SW porpoise and SW anonymous. I would also paint the garage doors.....will make a big difference for the better

Yeah! I found just what I was looking for…because of all the windows with white trim, I would paint the entire house/garage door white. Then, I would add an applied stone to the wall…like in this inspiration photo. And from photo below, just simple planting...notice the stone bed.