I actually don’t like the rendered house for several reasons. 1/ I think it is now absent architectural interest. 2/I think the pallet of colours is poor and the render does not match the roof and the grey windows don’t match anything. 3/ The little window above the front door looks like it’s in the wrong place but I bet previous wood detailing disguised that. 4/ when you start to change a streetscape you lose the cohesiveness of the neighbourhood which down values property. 5/ when one person does something radically different from the rest of the road it green lights other people to do what they want- so basically it’s breaking the social contract with your neighbours and saying people can do whatever they want …..which is bound to eventually result in a neighbourhood eyesore. Personally I think this rendered house is an epic fail.

If the windows were aluminium and thin framed then that can suit black. But, as they're tradittional and thicker framed I would only have black on the doors as you have mentioned. The reason for this is we opted for the same inside and out to save money but in hindsight I wouldn't do it again. Having a window that is a colour (even if described as a neutral or grey) presents problems. For example if a room feels cool and slightly dingy and you need a warm colour on the walls, then the window can cause a clash. I would opt for a neutral off white (perhaps Pointing) and keep as many options open as possible.

Black is classic and expected. The green is absolutely gorgeous though and wouldn't be a terrible choice. Both will recede into the background more than the old pale green conservatory. You already have bits of black but if you choose green then you might think about painting the bits under the windows in the same green to tie it in. I know there's obviously a lot of green in the garden already, but it needs to connect to the rest of the house too.

Thank you so much all for your input - I will post samples of brick and colours when i get back home (Im currently away). Since my original post I’ve chickened out of 7013 as it can look quite green under certain lights. I’m now down to 7039 vs 7022. I believe there might be another thread pitting those two against one another. I’m quite reassured by the above pictures as they look great althiygb I see what you mean anout the eventual result looking lighter than the swatch would indicate. Thanks again!