where is the front door?

Minimal Traditional with a later enclosed porch and garage turned into living space. Most likely looked like a 20th c. Cape Cod style before the changes.

Discerning architectural style is notoriously difficult and misleading. There are very very few pure examples of any one style not influenced by another. I can buy the the Cape Cod possibility by palimpsest. But what does it matter?

Oh, I think it can matter. Because if you know what the style of the house is, it can direct you with appropriate cues if you are adding on, or, in this case if you were trying to make this house in question look more like something specific, it's helpful to know what it looked like to begin with. Right now it doesn't look like a specific style because the changes were made without paying any attention to what the house looked like, they were purely functional.

I agree that there are very few pure examples of styles out there, there would be no mistaking a post War cape cod style with a 19th c. house on Cape Cod. But the million post war cape cod houses that went up between 1945 and 1960 --complete with picture windows and other non-cape cod elements--are fairly pure and consistent examples of themselves.

The front door is about where the center brick column is. The porch has been screened in and the house did originally have a garage where window ac unit is . I believe it was originally a one story. The house was built in 1948.