beautiful home! I would say either above the garage or above the front door as long as either have adequate lighting.

Thanks Catt, lighting by front door very bright. The up and down lighting on sides of garage not so bright

Thanks Filipe just added a new photo we do have a long driveway, in in the photo that is a home across the street. So a good idea if something closer to the road

In most areas (all?), the fire department certification requires house numbers to be on the actual house structure where emergency personnel can easily see it - of course, you can have house numbers elsewhere too.

If your home is way back from the road, or is not clearly visible from the road,you should put the house number on
1) a lighted 8"x8" treated-wood post at the driveway entrance or 2) on a boulder next to the driveway entrance. Delivery people and guests need to have the house number clearly visible while they are on the road so they can identify where to turn. The number needs to be seen from both directions on the road if your home can be accessed from both directions.

Putting numbers on a house to satisfy local codes is fine, but for large setbacks or obscured structures, street-side numbering is far more practical. If place very close to the street, a double-sided sign will be needed; otherwise a single set of numbers will do.

I think it would be most easily seen from above the garage. That is where I had it on my previous home and no one had issues finding my house!

The bloated entry overwhelms the whole house: it needs to be scaled back.

Build landscape fence and mount to that.

I agree. Instead of the numbers being insignificant above the lighting on the garage, put an emphasis in the front of the house with a modern-looking font either on a post or a small structure.

YAS! Posting on a small structure allows visitors to easily find the home number, nothing like walking up the wrong persons driveway just to read the house number when visiting!