Will be easier to help you with some different pictures. With the camera, line up with the front door. Stand at a distance where you can see two car lengths of lawn and the roof of the house, but not a lot of sky. Take a series of slightly overlapping pictures that span from far left to far right, where your right and left neighbors' houses show in the background of the first and last pictures. Post them in order. Don't change camera positions between the photos ... just pivot. Don't substitute a computer generated panorama (it will be too small.)

Headsup ... to have street appeal, you're going to need to get rid of some shrubs.

I'm assuming that is some sort of maybe yaupon holly bushes you got there? Hard to tell from pic. Anyway, they need to go, every last one of them..You certainly don't want to be trimming those things twice a year anyway. Pull all those vines off the house near the garage too.

I'd plant some smaller gardenias in front of the porch or some green weeping lorepetelum, maybe a tea olive on the right side of the porch between it and window (lovely smell while sitting in a rocking chair), and a little flower/butterfly garden between it and the driveway (butterfly bushes, salvia, verbena....Maybe throw a few encore rose on the left side of the porch toward the end of the house. Looks like it probably gets a good bit of sun so that really expands your options.

I wouldn't call your house an ugly duckling. Is there anything specific you do not like?

By the way, when taking photos as Yardvaark suggested, it is important to stand in one place in front of the house. People often do not understand this and walk from left to right.