I would make all the windows same colour , remove shutters they are not functional anyway. Plant couple medium trees in the garden but not to close to the house ,as far out as you can. Next to the steps seems like a garden bed, plant something tall and decorative and repeat same in the pot plant positioned in the front of the same garden bed so people can see that’s the main entrance.top of the house could be darker colour but not to dark to clash with the windows. Definitely change the colour of the doors and security screen. I am sure we have people in this forum good with colour they can advise you on that.

If you are not into the gardening get a professional to help you with low maintenance garden .

Paint the front door a bright inviting colour (red, yellow, blue or green) and plant up the front yard depending on your climate and aspect into to eye leading line to the front door . I would go for pillar box red. With the garage doors, blend them into the wall, so no confusion to main entrance.

I would put a lovely big pot with some flowers or welcoming plant on the wall next to steps. Replace the letter box with something much more substantial that gives sense of address along with o,anting to focus you towards front door. Screen the other entry so it is less obvious, maybe put a shrub in front.

The difficult item is the brown window frames, otherwise it is a wonderful looking home, with good street presence.
Looking at dulux exterior colours that go with brown, maybe have a look at these colours.
I would also put a balustrade at the front door steps to highlight that area. As Kate said, a screen in the front of the other door. Also, the area where the bins are. Could this be planted out with shrubs and flowering plants. Remove bins or install a screen to hide bins. This could be the same screening as mentioned previously.
And of course good planting in the front, with low shrubs and flowering plants.

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Thank you all so much! I really appreciate this great advice

It is getting a bit dated in the colour scheme , BUT I'd keep it substantially as it is , with that yellowy beige . Grey is trendy , but it doesn't suit the bricks , you shouldn't paint the bricks , and it will be dated in 10 years anyway .

The 2 upstairs windows look substantial , because of the shutters , whereas IMO the lower smaller windows looks plain by comparison , so I would add narrow shutters . I can't make out the exact colour of the other shutters , I think it is green , but I'd go a slightly greeny/charcoal , and do all the shutters in that , but I'd also do that downstairs door too -- at least I would if it is white , not glass with net curtains , and I'm not sure which it is ? I'd also do the garage door in that darker greeny/charcoal too , and the gutters .

While on that colour scheme , I'd do a wooden fence by the rubbish bins too , and obviously paint/stain in that dark shade too . And carrying on , I'd do the steel gates on the left the same . All the block fences I'd go for an off-white , just to differentiate it from the house .

The last bit of painting I'd do is the actual front door , and I'd second HU's bright and happy colours -- bright red or orange or yellow , maybe a modern blue or green .

The downstairs door area looks like it is paved right to the door , so I'd do 4 or 5 small low colourful pots , with plants , about where that pillar is a metre or so out from the wall -- basically , the edge of the overhang . I'd get pots in a similar colour to the 'other' ( main ) front door . This slightly colourful line , combined with the darker door , should make the main door that much more obvious .

The rest is landscaping obviously , and a letterbox .

This is such great advice, thank you so much!

Hello Sarah, I would ditch the spider catching shutters (from the 70's?) Yep as someone up there said go with a colour that compliments the brickwork. Does this garden face north? If so or even if it doesn't, I would fence it is so YOU can enjoy it. We pay so much for every inch of land I like to feel you get the worth of it for yourselves not just passers by. Yep like the idea of bright coloured front door and bigger fancy letterbox too. The rest? Hedge, bushy greenery, especially by the lower NOT entry door, lawn and flowers or veggies with a seat or three so you can take a cuppa and book out to enjoy it! Give space to enjoy the outdoors. Cheers Margot

I was going to suggest what Julie suggested and put a louvred screen in front of the garage ‘front’ door