Single-family house, two floor plan variants from the architect

For an overview/location of the garages:

... I believe there is a misunderstanding: as far as I can see, the site plan does not represent the OP’s project, but rather a development proposal by the housing estate developer. The double garage shown does not open onto the street, but onto the property. However, the OP is planning a carport that would stand roughly between the garage and the house shown.

phew, honestly I can’t quite follow you. We currently have it open in our house and my husband would have preferred a sliding door

Then lead the way for me ;-)
So, I see two doors, and my experience says they will never be used equally loved, but each member will choose one as their favorite door and only use the other about ten times a year. One of these two doors slides into the wall, the other is constructed differently anyway – in view of the above insight, nothing is more obvious than optimizing one of the two doors for the taste of the swinging door faction, and for that, the door near the entrance and staircase to the seating area is predestined. Please stop presenting such significant details, like that this is exactly the sliding door your husband wanted, like a remote-controlled police car, in such a piecemeal way.
Okay, I’ve understood: your husband basically wants privacy against noticing your hard work in the kitchen; you’re supposed to be a servant spirit who preferably works behind another sliding door in the cupboard. In this case, I see the outdoor facilities fully paid from the chauvinist’s fund – Maestro, a fanfare!

Sliding doors are not exactly comfortable as everyday doors.

Sliding doors belong on the Enterprise :)
By the way, I thought it would be helpful if would join the discussion: I see similarities to his house, from which I fear similar consequences will apply price-wise.

Thank you for still keeping our house in mind. However, I don't really see many similarities. Where do you see them?

Sliding doors belong on the Enterprise :)

I don't think so. Mine looks nice and is quite practical because it closes automatically.

I don't really see that many similarities, though. Where do you see them?

I didn't mean a self-your-mother-could-mistake-them-twin-like similarity. More like in the "spirit," as I believe the OP imagines the result; and otherwise (but only reduced to the type) in house shape and carport. My inner voice tells me they will be similar in price. Would you like to estimate the budget "after billing" here?

I don't think so. [...] and it's quite practical since it self-closes.

That's exactly what I meant. On the Enterprise, they are self-closing, even with the most softly melting "whoosh" since there have been recording studios. I do share Yvonne's assessment that in reality they didn't work so easily thought-controlled. Tell me something about your self-closing mechanism and the bills one has to put on the table for it (and whether it is also nice enough to use the same with the door in the hallway/seating area running in front of the wall – otherwise I see them standing open forever).

What I mean is that I have tested this several times while cooking and found it very practical; in my opinion, that can already count as an argument.

Feelings may be subjective... by the way, I have a sliding door and a sliding door that was closed gently and deliberately. Opening is a bit rougher, but you can't do it with an elbow and your backside. Total waste of investment for a pantry. I just wouldn't tell you as a girlfriend. I bet!

Complete waste of investment for a meal. Just wouldn’t tell you that if I were your girlfriend. Bet on it!

More like the typical bitchy advice for a worst enemy *LOL*