Blue and white trim is always a nice combo that says welcome with maybe a red door kind of the opposite of this pic for the blue color

Agree with the last poster, a classic and tasteful color scheme will set you apart from the more colorful buildings, will actually be more appealing to possible visitors. I'd consider painting windows a darker color too, more of an architectural look, plus will need less cleaning/repainting than the cream color. Good luck and please try to hide the wires!!!

I like the idea from mefor to paint the window frames dark.

I was thinking a little contrast with the black iron work, maybe a really, really dark black green and the building color a bit lighter than the taupe building next door.

This is Benjamin Moore Black Forest Green, would be lovely. I can find a match with most paint manufacturers available in your locale, if you'd like

You would see the contrast of the black and green on a facade with the light on it, very striking. Especially with a brighter color awning like the one posted by BeverlyFLADeziner

And a long black planter that runs from side of entrance to the edge of building, with trimmed boxwood, perhaps a line of small colorful flowers along the front, that match the color of awning. Maybe even a little bit of small leafed variegated ivy trailing down too. As long as it's kept well watered and tidy. Dead plants would be a terrible turn off

Similar to this but lower, or if you prefer a cleaner more modern look, just have boxwood as hedge, trimmed straight across, like second image, but a bit shorter. Don't want to block window or ironwork.

Don't think you need them, it would be too fussy for size of facade. Cleaner lines will make building stand out from the neighbors, in a good way

Here in Charleston, SC we like the rows of

I would also power wash the sidewalk out front, get the dark stains off, make it cleaner than the neighboring buildings and their sidewalk/frontage

here's a rendering without wires and brightened (perhaps a bit much!) up

How's this? BM Cotton Balls for body, Black Forest Green for trim, Ashley Gray for stone and Tomato Red for your door. A planter as suggested, along with a black and white striped or solid red awning.

Since you have a choice of any color, don't choose colors that clash with the purplish pink paint next door. I'd choose a creamy white for the body of the house, and very dark purple (aubergine/eggplant) for the trim. Navy blue would also look good. Avoid red or green.

Awnings would look great. I can see striped awnings in a cream and navy, with the building colors selected from the awning colors.

If you can't eliminate the wires, run them through conduit or cover them with an approved casing that runs right under the windows. Paint the downspouts the same color as the body of the building.

Helps to know where this is in the country and consider the local vernacular.

@puremichigan60, by the license plate, it looks like it's European rather than N.Am.