Regardless of the style, I'll suggest its height should match the windows.

Get a nice single 42" wide solid door with side lites.

Skip the sidelights but go with a single door.

Definitely lose the double door, and go with a 42" wide door. I would go with a Raised Panel Door with 2 small lites at the top.

I don’t think that’s an option for me anymore because the hole for the door is already there and looks like it’s 74 inches wide

The rough opening (hole) appears to be large enough to do all of the suggesteed modifications and, of course, it can easily be made smaller in width, however, a taller door would require raising the header which is more work but not difficult.

There's not enough information to judge whether the door shoul have glass or not. Is there an interior vestibule with another door? Is there a foyer? What can a visitor see from the front door?

If you have a double door, only one will be operable so it must meet the clear opening width required by the building code unless another door meets the egress requirement.. It will also be less secure but so is the glass.

Do you have any security concerns where the house will be built?

I had a client that wanted a full glass door with sidelights, and a deadbolt lock on the door. I explained to her that it would be very easy to break the glass and unlock the deadbolt and open the door.

I rarely like a solid entry door I like to see who is at the door ( Iknow you can get camras ) but to me a door with glass just feels more welcoming. What style is this house suppsed to be I love double entry doors and I want them both to be able to open They re a godsend when moving large pieces in and out.I needt o know the style you are going for I see really country garage doors so is that the plan? IMO if someone wants to get in they will no matter what the door is like.

I agree with @chispa's recommendation for a 42" single solid door with sidelights. This is what I'm doing in my house. I think a single big door looks classy. I want it solid, because I prefer a little more privacy at the front door (sometime I need to hide from my mother-in-law haha). Also, I love wreaths, and I think they look prettier on solid doors.

You've got a gorgeous house by the way!