Did some research online, and it seems the shutters dont completely block out the light. Was thinking of adding blackout curtain panels on either side of the larger windows to soften the look of the panels. Not sure about the smaller windows, I dont think curtains will look nice there.

I would keep it on the wall with the offset window and do a fake-out window treatment on the right to match one on the left over the real window. I can't find the pic I was looking for, but this will give you the idea...a drape covering the window with a tie back. Underneath, hang a sheer to obscure the fact that there's no window. To really help sell it, first hang a mirror with a white frame on the right side. This way, even though it has no light coming through, the mirror will reflect the light in the room and make it seem more like a window. It will also add a lot of fabric to the room, which is nice for a bedroom as fabric adds texture, warmth and sound deadening.

I would to add that the window next to my bed is overlooking my neighbor’s laundry room and powder room. 🤔😳 so maybe curtain sheer in morning, black out curtain at night?

Guessing the window is there for curb appeal on the front façade. Have you drawn a mock up to see what that would look like? Sky light /solar tubes add TONS of natural light!! Gotta wonder who the architect was and if it would be cheaper to move the closet so the window is part of the room, than mess with outside walls!!