Ah ok, that makes complete sense. I don't think I would move the door to around the corner but I would consider removing some of the block paving where it meets the house and replacing some of it with gravel and planting. This would give you the opportunity to use some nifty planting to correct the proportions of the front door area. Some architectural planting where the walls meet the block paving would make a massive difference and also the area under the window to the right. In terms of colour for a new front door, I would focus on making it look cohesive. Anything very eye-catching will only draw attention to the asymmetrical aspect of the door as it is.

Really like your mood board, all your changes would make a big difference. You could paint the door and paint the pebbledash as Ricky suggests? Depends on your budget. Some very smart evergreen planting plus glass outdoor lights would make a huge impact.

I would but you could do the door a bolder colour if you wish. I found this picture with the palest of grey for the balcony and a darker grey for the door. I also love yellow or berry doors but it’s quite a statement! So much choice.

The window frames to be lighter. Mahogany windows were very fashionable in the 1980s, although I personally never liked them. The diamond leaded glass looks fab on a very old Tudor building, but doesn’t suit more modern buildings. If budget allows I would replace them all with plain glass. Painting them is quite a painstaking job and not much fun. I painted my original wooden windows when we moved in and within 2 years it was already flaking. Personally I would go for simple white on the windows and then whatever colour you like that sits well with the brickwork, maybe a soft green or blue, nothing too dark as the porch area could look a bit too dark? Paint the garage the same colour. Here’s some door colours, but I’m having a new front door and I drove town looking at everyone’s doors for ideas.