It doesn't really have a definable style, although the roof leans towards Mediterranean.

Mediterranean with a transitional twist. Definitely not farmhouse at all. But why limit yourself to a defined style? Choose things that you love and create a personal, eclectic look of your own.

IMO the interior odes not have to match the exterior and as for the style of this house sort of Med. but not farm house that is for sure. Changing that fence will have a huge effect on how this looks and that is where I would start.

Yes! I am not a fan of the fence. I would like to change it but wasn’t sure what type of fence to change it to. What would you suggest? I love the whole white picket fence look. I was also planning to change the outside paint colour to a grey with perhaps a white trim.

I don't think it's a "white picket fence" house. Do you need a fence? Why not just remove it all ? I would also take down the verticals in the large widow they are distracting

Mediterranean style, with shallow roofs that slope, making a wide overhang, to provide needed shade is warm climates. Iron fences are typical. I suggest you paint it black.

The metal part of that fence definitely has a Victorian vibe. I would imagine removing all of the stonework would be messy and expensive.

I wouldn't go full out farmhouse on the interior, but maybe have some farmhouse pieces here and there.

Don’t know if this is even possible, but if you need a fence, can the top part of the metal, above the two horizontal pieces, be sawed off? Then the simpler remaining metalwork be sprayed black? Just a thought.....

Oh I love the ideas for the fence. I also love the whole European style farmhouse. I see from the pictures that there are a lot of earthy tones. Do you think I can still pull of European style with this floor colour?

@jck910 I wanted to remove the vertical blinds but didn’t like the option of putting faux wood blinds as I would have to get 2 maybe 3 separate ones. Also, because of the arch I wouldn’t be able to start the blinds from the top. I was thinking sheer curtains but privacy will be an issue. Suggestions?

Sheers work well for privacy during the day and you still get sunlight. They don't fully provide privacy at night, but someone would have to be purposely looking in.

Without seeing the interior of the window I would start under the arch. Use that horizontal line. The arch is high enough that no one can see inside. Maybe solar shades?