A nice waterproof outdoor storage bench? Or maybe a pair of them, one for each side to keep the look even. Or perhaps a custom built delivery box- something akin to this sort of thing but bigger: Mailbox

Or maybe if you are changing out the doors, add in a canopy?

There are containers out there for front door deliveries

" Also wondering about a style for new front doors? "

Lose the double doors, one single 42" door with (2) sidelites. Did you want glass?

Yea I want sun to come in so some sidelines.

Changing out a door that size with sidelites will be $$$$. Do you want to spend $6k when you're all said and done? If not then have glass windows added to your existing doors.

I am going to replace with better doors as we are doing an extensive renovation to make the house exterior more attractive. We have tried to do a porch but the upper window is very closer to the doors.

No sense in replacing the doors unless you protect them from the elements too.

What is the third, narrower garage door? To my eye, that is the odd man out. It looks like it should be a breezeway entrance. Is it for a riding mower?

"An extensive renovation" could mean a lot of things. I would suggest a tiny door/mail slot that puts your letters inside the house, but with all the brick not sure how to accomplish that. My dad's was located next to the garage door and dd#1s is near the front door and empties into a closet.

This metal canopy would work with the design of your home

" No sense in replacing the doors unless you protect them from the elements too. "

But also without adding protection all the more reason to lose the double doors as they are inherent leakers.

Why not get some sort of canopy?

Depending on how much wind you get, you could probably get a fabric canopy on an arched metal frame that would look very nice.

All the better buildings in New York have them and they look great and stand up to the weather. This might be less expensive than building a sold metal canopy or portico, and after all, it is only for your packages.

And build a solid walkway platform below it.

Then on that platorm, you can have a very very large box that rests above the floor on some sort of pallett type structure, (but not made of wood) in which your packages can be placed.

These are gorgeous ideas.

Yea the third garage is an eyesore. It is a rural property on sensitive land and breezeways for some reason are not allowed. It is for the rural maintenance equipment.

I’m also wondering what people think about the window above the door. It seems the wrong size. Round or square. Something seems off.

Definitely not sized properly but with Brick Siding you are not changing it easily or inexpensively.