Here's another view as well.

Extend the deck to line up with the end of the house, or even farther out if you have the room. Right now the railing on that angled deck is blocking the view of the front door. Paint the garage doors the same color as the siding so they don't stand out. Paint the front door a bold color.

First off the garage doors will always be the first thing people see, so buy the nicest ones you can afford. I would get 'carriage style' ones with small windows along the top. I would also square off the openings. I would replace the octagonal window with a square/ rectangle (for no good reason other than octagonal screams 1988)

Regarding the path, the wood deck is odd at a main entrance. I would want brick or stone retaining walls which on the left side continue up high enough to replace the handrail. Along the path you don't need the handrail, just plant boxwoods or something there to prevent people from stepping off. The surface could be brick or bluestone.

HI -- Nice house ....You will need a Landscape Designer . There will have to be a taller better retaining wall to level out the front area on the left side . I would have a large walled ( can be wood fencing and lattice ) courtyard entrance coming out further forward than the garages and wider to the left . This will take the first focus off the garage doors . A separate walkway to the entrance apart from the driveway . Then wall foundation mass plantings and a small grove of wispy trees for dappled shade that will not block the view of the front of the house . Courtyard wall height of about 36 to 42 inches high on the front and possibly higher on the left side if you want more privacy. Paved/ tiled in the courtyard and maybe a water feature and plantings or plant pots and seating furniture . I think this would give you lots of use and be very attractive addition to the house . Search courtyard ideas here on Houzz .

The entrance looks more like a side porch than your front entry.

Consider a structure that will draw the eye and provide a clear direction for guests.

It would not need to be large, or protrude far from the house.