Really like all those windows on the left side of your home ( (like a lot of light a entering room). While that planting area in front of them looks really nice now, eventually that tree is going to get too large to be that close to your home. You might consider removing it while where it lands is not that large an issue and, while you're at it, also consider creating a large front porch across the entire left side of your home in lieu of just a stoop and steps.

If you don't use the screen door, you don't need one; however, if you do use it, plan your changes accordingly.

My preference would be to have one wider door (wood with wood finish) with windows near the top of the door only or I'd want a sidelight on both sides of the front door. Larger, more substantial looking porch posts are also preferable to a metal pipe.

Something to consider: You could enclose what is now your front stoop to create a front entry hall and then add a porch over what is now your steps all the way out to the front corner of the building. Doing his would enable you to add gutter to the front of the porch and move the downspout to the grassy side of the new porch rather than it having such a prominent spot in the front of your home's entrance. This would also serve to make your new front door, designed for its curb appeal, closer to the front of your home and the new inviting focal point of the front of your home.

If it is not a duplex, can you post a picture further back from the front entrance to include the whole house?

If you are up to changing your front door I'd get rid of that sidelight and door and get double doors to fit the opening. I don't like that pine tree and it is too close to the house as are those small ones in front of the garage. The pine also obscures the lovely window. I'd get rid of all of them. I'd get a couple of urns and fill them with flowers for in front of the garage. I like the shape of the front flower bed but it looks like whoever put it in didn't want to be bothered with any upkeep. I'd pullout most of the greenery and replace it with perennial flowers.It looks like there are Hostas in the shady part of the bed and I'd leave them and pull out the greenery in front of them. Hostas come in many colors and sizes. If they are small ones you could move them to the front and inter-space them with small white or lime green ones Hydrangea or azalea does well in the shade if you want something a bit taller in back. In the sunny part there are a multitude of choices for colorful plants to choose from. You might want a low growing shrub to replace the pine and give some height to the bed. I suggest you visit a nursery--not a big box store--and have a look around. Nurseries will have knowledgeable people who could help you choose the right plants .

I would do some research on mid century homes. Looking at the front doors and landscaping. I'd definitely remove the evergreen from in front of the windows and trim the other trees

Yes, the landscaping needs some work. I too would remove the evergreen & get help regarding planning out the landscape. For lighting & mailbox ideas check out Rejuvenation.com. They have interesting mailboxes, outdoor lighting fixtures & house numbers. A lot nicer than you see in places like HD, etc.

Agree with the above re: landscaping. How about a door and house numbers like this (but with house numbers on the other side of the door)? Paint the door a fun color...

You have a lovely home! I agree that the tree is planted much too close to the front of your home. Also consider raising the canopy of the huge tree in front. Bring out an arborist for the best results.

I like K Laurence's idea of using Rejuvenation.com for your mailboxes, lighting and house numbers.

Put in a larger welcome mat, at least the size of the door opening.

Consider putting in a small, round freestanding type flagstone (or some other flat stone or brick) patio for the two chairs. You have such a beautiful lush, green yard. Having a small round patio would be a nice touch IMO.

A new MCM front door and MCM garage doors would be a huge improvement. The landscaping needs tweaking google MCM landscaping there re some really good ideas. If the only reason you have a storm door is for a screen get a phantom one so your new door shows off. I love a gray green color with brick. The tree has to go it will get bigger and cause some problems planted so close to the house.

That blue spruce you have growing next to your entry sadly has to go. Those trees get HUGE and it has already outgrown its space. There are dwarf blue-green conifers or needle-leaved shrubs that you could get to replace it if you want the color there. A small japanese maple is also commonly used for interest at the entrance. You don't need either of these, but you will have to eventually get rid of that spruce, it is way too big for the space.

Overall it is a very appealing house but a few adjustments would help. The established ground cover is an asset so I would keep it for sure but shear it lower in spots. After the blue tree is removed I suggest only a columnar or upright plant for that area. The door needs to draw the eye.

Speaking of doors, I like yours. I don't care for the storm door and would remove it.

When windows are low to the ground it is not necessary to plant shrubs in front of them. I would remove the round shrubs.

I think larger house numbers would be nice.

Ignore the shrub I drew.

Thanks for the additional pictures. You have a lovely home. Simply removing the tree, cutting back some shrubs, adding some colorful perennials within the ground cover, removing storm door (or getting more low profile one, painting your door a standout color, and getting new house numbers will do wonders.

Made a mock-up that includes paint on your siding just for fun:

If you have the time and energy -- or money -- to dig up it's root ball and move the tree rather than just cut it down, do so in winter to increase the chances it will survive.

If you do get a new door, please install it so the hinges are on the right side as you face the front door and the side-lite, if you get one, is on the left. To me it looks crowded to squeeze in between the house the the door with the hinges on the left side like you have it now.

I really like the look in Crystalpeas second image. The window and door really stand out.