Im In Delta BC Canada. our neighborhood have older homes mixed with newer ones on a flat 7000 sqf homes.

i meant 7000 sqf lots**

We had a West facing garage and in our part of the country all the snow blew up against it. Good or bad, depending on your attitude ;)

There is a lot more involved in locating an attached garage to a house than you reveal. Site circulation, interior house layout, nearby structures, garage size, structure massing, trees, topography, and more should be taken into consideration.

flat land, 65x107 lot size. 3 story build with in ground suite. modern design livin kichten dining on the main and 4 beds upstairs. no crazy trees. standard size 21 x 21 garage size facing front. hope this helps

Agree with Mark. It was best for ours to be west facing. Located in central Texas.

not allowed that size.max size we can do is 452 sqf for garage

21'x21' is a small 2 car garage. If 24'x24' is not allowed I would push for the largest that is. The 3 car garage on the house we bought was 21' deep and my husband doesn't park in it because with the brush guard on his extra cab Chevy truck he needs to pull in so the guard touches the wall and has to walk around the back before closing the door. We park my small SUV in it and 3 motorcycles. We built another 24'x32' garage that he can actually park in. We have a side entry garage that faces north. It's nice because with the side driveway it is further from our neighbor and allowed us to build the other garage straight in from the drive. It also looks like a larger house from the front looking at windows instead of an expanse of doors.

Mark is right that other variable carry more weight, that we must address first. Do you get snow?

Honestly to me, what side the garage faces is the least of my worries. My last garage faced West, was ok. My sister's on the same street faced East, her snow seemed to melt faster than mine. My current garage faces North, so sun barely hits it in winter but I don't really care. Point is your site/layout will determine the answer, and either direction will be fine

not much snow at all just mostly rain. It will always face south, same side my house will face. just wanna know which side of the house should i place it, left or the right.

Mark's comment matters more than orientation.

If you are just looking at orientation, put in on the west. The sun in the morning in the house is probably better - ie coming from the East. The garage doesn't really care where it is.

Delta is a suburb of Vancouver (thank you google).