I think with all the driveway you have about as good as it can get. I really hate when cars take precedent over good design but it is what it is unless you are planning a huge revamp of the parking issue. If you tale a pic from furhter back to show all the landscaping you might get some better tips

The weeping tree is blocking the view from and to the window. Can it be moved?

I prefer garage doors (and sides) to the carport look. Will the weeping tree in front of the window grow taller, or is it a miniature? It does give a bit more privacy when you are in that room with lights on.

Cut down the Rockrose “hedges” and consider a few see through trees near the street will give a depth to the house. When designing, a foreground, mid ground and background helps the eyes see more interest. And phase two, updating the paint of the house, white wash the brick, remove the yellow, maybe white and a complimentary trim?

Are you considering making the carport into an enclosed garage?

​You could scale down some of the plants along the the driveway and plant smaller floors along the edge, it would make it look more manicured. Maybe add some solar lights along the driveway path.  Paint the brick white or some color that compliments the grey accents and paint the peak that is yellow the color if the garage door.   If your not open to painting the brick, i would atleast paint that yellow section.  Paint the front door and frame.  Good luck!

I would just prune the hedges and some solar lights along the drive way would be good. I would paint the gray and/or whitewash the brick though - the gray and brown clash.

Thanks so much everyone. Ive attached some closer photos as id love any more thoughts and to show you the current colours closer- I think it looked grey from a far but its more a dark blue

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Just my opinion, but I think the brick looks quite nice. I woud not paint it. Instead, I would think about painting the siding and the trim on the windows. Hopefully some color experts can chime in with suggestions, but inclination is to use the same color as your flashing trim.