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Cynthia Taylor-Luce Do you have a house plan you can attach? Otherwise it's not possible to say how you can add a front door.

Dytecture The large trees are shading the main entrance to the house. If you have a close up of the front that would also be helpful.

Interiors International, Inc. I would say to add a decorative gate. Light it and the walkway nicely and it will give your guests the focal point needed to find your front door. This is also very inexpensive.

mmilos I would perhaps remove the large tree closest to your garage to open up the front of the house. Then have a wide entry path sweep out to the driveway from the front door and landscape it in friendly, low growing flowering shrubs/perennials. Plant some shrubs and flowers under the large street tree to make it mark the driveway entrance.

Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design A walkway is the best avenue to front entrance - there are many homes built in this way - start snooping and see what you like best - the trees are a factor to re-consider -

claudiann I would worry the two trees you have are going to damage your drive and foundation. They both appear too close. The roots will eventually cause the concrete to be pushed up. I would get rid of both and the overgrown bushes by the entrance. I would think about painting the gable and garage door a darker color which matched the brick.. Then I would highlight the entry with a lighter brighter color.

houssaon I think the issue is that the bushes by the enterance are overgrown. Cut them way back or remove them. Play out the walkway area, Widen, if nescessary. I'd find another place for the hose. Or store it in
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Check to see if the two fron trees are healthy, otherwise, I would leave them alone.