Is the brick mortar more of a gray? If so, it seems gray could work, and with your roof color, too.

Sometimes a gray-green/sage can work with red brick as shown here.

I would look a pale sage green or grayed green.

You have options!

A warm charcoal gray :

SW 7069 Iron Ore

Or a gray-green:

SW 6208 Pewter Green

Either option would be a striking contrast with the brick and white trim for a bold but timeless palette.

Best of luck with your project!

I like this gray with the red brick

I think a nice charcoal would look good on your house with the brick. Make sure it isnt a bluish charcoal.

Pop some black shutters on those upstairs windows, too

Think greige (gray/tan). This would work with the brick. I also agree with the idea of adding some shutters. Also, you could paint the finger molding on the 2nd floor white, like the rest of the trim. If you're interested in seeing some virtual makeovers check my web site, Creative Visual Concepts. I could show you how different treatments could look.

Since the house is pretty much a square box...with nothing but a little bit of detail on trim.... I would go with a little more interesting color ...to add a little more curb appeal and to make it stand out a little...the pale sage green is a good choice

Can’t see the steps that well..but maybe a little color on the risers would add weight to the impression of a fairly small entrance, as well