There is nothing wrong with the amount of brick, but you have too many other elements. You have a brick house, a stone wall, brick ( pavers?) driveway, stone retaining wall, flagstone steps(?), etc. I would paint the garage doors either white or a color close to the color of your brick house. I would also remove the stone from the small stone wall. Garage doors with Windows would change the look, too. As suggested, a pergola would be nice.

Maybe it looks roofier in person but I think it looks good. The stone looks great--and it's even on the planter boxes. I think it needs a new front door and some landscaping with height here and there, but over all it presents very nicely. I think I'd have to put a tree between the street and the big picture window but you should consult the landscaping forum.

Things that would improve appearance and/or function are: Add cheekwalls to the steps so as to keep soil from washing onto them, make lawn maintenance easier, and give a more solid, substantial look to the property. Increase the size of landings above and below the steps. We can't see it, but likely widen the walk that extends left of the door. (There's a good chance the large tree walk is too close to the house.) Raise the canopy of the 'Bradford' pear tree. Dense, dark tree foliage so close to the ground is obstructive to view, yard use below the tree, and looks oppressive. At the right wing of the house, continue the hedge around the side to connect with the main portion of the house. Below the bank of windows and in front of the landscape wall, create a colorful planting of annuals for ongoing display. Around the large tree, create a mound-shape shrub with multi-season interest. Remove the scruffy growth of large tree from in front of the eaves.

Planning to remove the top metal above the door but what color paint for outside trim and door would you recommend? Wish I could paint the brick but not happening.