Option A (no linen
closet, small vanity, pinch point between shower and toilet wall)

Option B (pinch point
between shower and toilet, no water closet)

Thank you for the response! A tub is a must for us so that isn't an option unfortunately. For option B do you think there would be a pinch point as I mentioned with the toilet and tub?

It looks like those 3 windows arent centered on the wall. Could you move those over a tad to be centered. Move the tub over a tad & close in the toilet and add a pocket door (putting the toilet on the same wall as the 3 windows in the corner facing the shower)?

I would suggest switching tub and shower in option A. That way you don't have a pinch point.

Another option is to put the tub inside a wetroom.

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I don't have my software right now, so the scale is not reliable. But. If you turn the tub into the center of the room, not only is it a design feature then, but it gives you much more room to configure things around it. If you pick a tub in a standard length, you should have about 3' to walk in-between the wall with the windows and the tub at least. You can either keep the water closet in it's own little room, or take the walls off around it and make it open. You can have a glass wall in-between the tub and the shower, or you can close it off with a tiled wall.

I think turning the tub is key!