A light green would look good with the brick. You might like the white with it then.

I would do a light tan. The way the house is divided is unusual and not necessarily a feature you want to drawer the eye to.

I think by making the home more monochromatic, a buyer will notice the angles and windows, rather than the paint, and move on to the inside of the home.

Pick a yellowy color from the bricks for the walls. Use a yellowish cream, not bright white, for the trim.

I agree with eld6161 that a light tan or one of the other brick colors to make it more monochromatic (similar to the insp pic mono-look below) will work well with your white trim and a bold color front door. Do take the time to update your landscaping so it is more modern - right now your landscaping looks like a barricade against the front of the house.

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Just north of where I live and there are a number of these houses. Many have the same coloration that yours has. However if you want to do MCM look at the other colors of that era. Light turquoise, baby blue, orangey yellow along with the red were popular. Gray was not if you actually want to do MCM.

I think a pretty teal would pop nice against that brick color. Something like SW Underseas.

I love the reddish color - but maybe more of a rust tone. If it were my house, I'd focus on the landscape and leave the paint as-is (unless it needs to be painted)

I do not like brick and gray at all butthis is one of my favorite colors with brick and would look awesome on your house and I would do the trim too.Then get a MCM front door and do some MCM landscapingPhotos reversed but you get the idea

This taupe-y gold in the siding with cedar red door and trim. Yes, remove bushes on left. If you have any budget, put in new plantings on the right and reseed the beds by the walkway with grass seed.

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Not certain I would remove those bushes hiding those lower windows but I would start trimming them to the same height. I think those bushes would prevent someone from stepping off into that area unless a railing was installed. Depending on an area's rainfall rain chains here are only a decorative item but the gutter will direct water away from the house.

Perhaps it is just this area but people are moving away from the gray/greys to other lighter or brighter colors.

There is a house near me with yellowish stone (similar to brick color) and the siding areas are painted something like Urbane Bronze with cream trim - looks great