Here is another photo - including super ugly brick fence...

The two photos are completely different, is the second photo more the true colour?

Remove carport, and replace with a gable structure, if required.

Remove the finials, and box in the columns for a square finish. I would use a stained timber finish to add warmth to the home. Or even keep with the white.

Get a roof restoration company in, to clean and repair, and paint your roof tiles.

Install the same window treatments across all of the front windows/sliding door. Either curtains or internal shutters. If you do not use the sliding door on the front verandah, it doesn't matter, just don't use them. if you have extra funds, then get them both (the old garage) and front verandah, converted to windows, but this is not important. The window treatments would matter more.

The front boundary wall is good, keeps with the era of the home.

The carport -- remove , OR try and source the same support poles as your terrace , and redo it in those . I guess you could paint it all light grey and hope everyone misses it , but what about the shadows when the sun shines -- that may freak some people out ! I do have another idea , but you'll have to get to the bottom to see that !

The sliding door that has replaced the garage door , presumably to make another room , could possibly have the door replaced with a window and maybe an infill panel , say in a cedar stain ?

But here's my cunning plan -- get a heap of 40mm x 40mm battens , and staain them in a cedar or even a charcoal . Do 25 or 30 or whatever vertically mounted across that sliding door . Then do about 6 each side of that very right hand window , the same length as the height of that window . And then do 30 or 40 more along the carport -- maybe just the left hand side so you can still open car doors ? You will need to get 2 or 3 long horizontal bars welded horizontally , and presumably painted white , BUT what it does is bring in the timber tones to several spots , it ties in with the lighter brick , but probably most importantly , it detracts and also lets the light through .

Thanks everyone. Correct the second photo is the true picture - the 1st picture is marketing hype from the real estate.

This is a vague representation of my thoughts. Adding the timber supports and timber carport. Maybe even in black, would look good with your cream bricks. You could replace the front brick boundary wall with timber slats......