After having white aluminum in a past house, I would never have it again. Unless you like cleaning!!

May I suggest that you could quite quickly and affordably: 1 - paint the roller door and the white beam above it in Terrain - https://colorbond.com/colour/terrain - which will stop them drawing your eye. You may still want to put in a wooden roller door but you will get the effect quickly. 2 - replace the eyesore round light fitting at the same time with a modern one 3- left hand side - the next door dirty cream fence is also eye catching either put a fence and gate there to block it from view or just paint it a dark colour so it recedes and separates from the house. 4 - yes the roof either needs a good clean or a repaint 5 - yes the down pipe - can it be replaced by a chain style into the garden bed? Paint it dark anyway to stop it popping. It may be possible to drain it to the side gutters Love the railings - 5- the house isn’t sitting in its own space visually planting darker evergreens to left and right will help to settle it.

In the photo , it looks like a bit of asphalt ( driveway presumably ? ) in the bottom right corner -- a grey , not as dark as monument . That would be the approx shade I would aim for on the tiles . The mission brown isn't too bad ( well , it is , but it doesn't stand out too badly haha ) but it will sort of blend in with the new tile colour . The present green tinge and brown windows not so much . Just me , I'd do something with that door ( and any other main door ) -- maybe a really nice natural wooden door , maybe paint the existing one a bright summery red , yellow or apricot , maybe do the column in a slate . Spend $2k or less and it will turn it from average to thought out IMO . Of course , it looks like that door is open , and it may already have a touch of class , but to me , its a relatively cheap way of adding some style .

It is all pleasant , but it is dated . Going dark may add some modern tones , but my two main concerns are the lower brown bricks , and the entrance door . While it would be more expensive , I wonder if it is worth going for a Cedar or similar garage door , and replace that whole entrance , again in cedar , maybe with glass panels either side , rather than the present right hand alignment ? That would tie in better with the bricks and add the warmth of the wood , I'd then go white or offwhite on the eves , your Woodland for the gutters , then maybe just me , but a dark charcoal or Japanese black for the window surrounds -- mainly light and a warm wood , with just a hint of dark trim and roof . I realise that introduces another colour , but it would help the brown brick , whereas against Woodland or darker it will emphasise the tone and era of the brick ( not a good thing IMO ) .