Would you buy a house with brown upvc windows?

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As the title asks really - would you scroll straight past on Rightmove? Would it put you off buying? House has been renovated inside so not being sold as a doer upper.

I actually don’t mind them and vastly prefer it to the horrid on trend grey that everyone has but I’m interested in whether it would affect others viewing or buying.

Downstairs neighbours have just had brand new windows put in. Brown.
They look surprisingly horrible.

I don't like 'em, but it wouldn't stop me buying a house- though I might budget for replacement- but I'd do that anyway for a few other reasons- like if there were tilt-and-turn windows, whatever their colour. Or daft letterboxes- ones that are too small, or at ground level.

It wouldn't be a deal breaker but my offer would be mindful of the need to change them as soon as move in as they look horrific. Plain white is fine for me, I don't like the grey ones either.

No I wouldn't be put off, and in fact I wasn't- my house has these oak brown 'wood effect' UPVC frames.
The main thing was that they were new-ish windows, still In warranty.
I was going to get them sprayed a dark brown as they were not initially to my taste (i associated this look with tackiness; astroturf, hot tubs stc) , but have grown to not mind them.

House and location are all a factor in window colour and whether I can live with in.
Bought and sold house with cream tender and brown windows - never crossed my mind it looked right on that house.
Modern red brick white windows again looked right on that house.
Now in a 1930s slightly art deco house it has grey windows which we are keeping, but I have seen videos and picture when it had white windows and they were too bright and made the house look ugly.