Though not much yard, your house is nice looking and it appears you have a tree in the back yard..

With the red brick and red-ish roof, unless you specifically want to replace white with white (010), you might consider the light brown 081 from this chart but the 023 cream could also be worth considering.

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and, except for the white window frames, would paint all painted siding surfaces the same color -- fascia gutter soffit, awnings, storm door, garage door and garage door frame -- with one possible exception: in lieu of painting below the front windows, you could put the siding beneath the large front window, too.

Consider painting your front entry door your favorite bold color.

Would paint the downspouts a color close to the brick color so they visually disappear.

Have you considered a full glass storm door?

I've always liked a deep mossy green with red brick. And black or charcoal grey for accent.

Don't forget the flashing around the chimney too. I would have it match brick color or new roofing color.

I would not cover that brick, and if you are set on it, I hope its not going to be vinyl siding.

We are not covering the brick.

We are also replacing our doors.

The roof is going to be Estate Gray by Owens Corning. Its the siding on the garage and peaks, the trim and gutters that I'm not sure what color. I was leaning towards a khaki color with white trim and gutters.

This is a perfect color for red brick and I love how they did all the trim the same color and IMO you will need some kind of cover over the door so maybe a glass and black iron one would be good. The other awnings for sure can go. A couple of large black planters filled with seasonal plants at the front door would give nice balance to the glass and iron awning at the back door

We are thinking of extending the roof line to cover the porch.

I like this but not sure because the trim on our windows are white and we don't need new windows. Thoughts?

I actually like the white and think it would look nice with your new roof color and brick. A shiny black door would work well, too. Brick with white and black is classic IMO. Yes to a full glass storm door.

I'm thinking that may be the best option. White trim, siding, gutters with the the gray/black roof.