We’re located 20 miles West of Tulsa, OK. Our house faces the East. I agree, with the wide step.

I think Dig Doug gave you nice idea in last your post.

Here is my option to go

Looks like you would definitely need to remove that tree to put in a drive way...

You'll regret removing the trees. Work around them. As for the slope on the left of them, plant a good groundcover.

I vote for not removing these trees. They are on a side of driveway and not block the entrance.

I've never seen a house with no way to get to it. Post a plat map with structures, property lines and roads...would help. Even a sketch.

What is the white structure on the right?

Callirhoe123 it’s a car port with storage. The previous owners put it there. The garage doors are only 7.5 feet wide so getting a midsize car inside is impossible. I have no idea why they made the doors so small. This house has a lot of potential…we’re just slowly getting there.

Tracefloyd this is a terrible aerial view but it will give you an idea. There’s a gravel driveway that leads to the car port but nothing to the house except dirt. My family has owned this house for a year. Last year, it was hit by a bad storm. We recovered from it and now we’re ready to get started on the driveway, walkway and landscaping.

Oh, okay. Thank you for the insight. I'm glad you're ready to move on now and your map is perfect. The approach to the house is very clear by the photo and the outbuilding makes sense now.

I think Celery's ideas proposed will work perfectly with the driveway veering from the tree to the carport.

I would add some greenery, taller bushes and a small tree at the far corner of the house to give a sense of enclosure.