It would be very difficult if it is a load bearing wall. Costly. It could mean that you will need to redo your kitchen as well. Please call a local designer and contractor. HOUZZ has many designers. This is a hands and eyes on type of project. Please see if one of the designers can come to see your house. It looks like a beautiful home. Best wishes in your new home. Marcie

Bearing wall and has an HVAC duct running through the soffit. All those homes that were built in the 90's with angles are very difficult to remodel in an inexpensive manner. Also, you need the storage and pantry on the other side of the wall.

I have no clue but I'd love to see the backyard.

Please bring the professionals into the house; contractors. Honestly they will be the only way you can get an honest answer. Folks on this site are wonderful but being on your property and seeing your kitchen and entry up close and personal is the only way you can get the answers you really need.

You need to post an actual to scale floor plan here if you want any help from us showing every window, door way and plumbing if not able to be moved. You need to get a structural engineer to tell you which walls are load bearing and how to open them up properly and to code. Maybe a floor plan showing all the spaces that are connected on that level.

Unfortunately the kitchen is the most difficult and expensive room to remove walls..too much space is lost..important appliances have to be moved...and that doesn’t even count the unknown needed supports to keep the ceiling from falling down.....measure that against a huge landscaping re- do ...to ADD a beautiful garden ....to another home that you love as is....i would love to see the garden,too...admitting that it could change my mind ....as i am hugely appreciative of a beautiful garden,too

If you have formal gatherings, no.

If, however, your preferences is for a more informal dining experience, see a pro. Then if it is determined to be a structurally sound option -- you might consider adding only a pas thru window over the countertop beneath the overhead cabinets -- one centered between the fridge (on the left) and the side wall on the right.

You could then move the furnishings against the dining room side of the wall to the right. That could give you the option to create a bar with seats -- wood ... (unless you can match/extend your existing countertop) or

You could move the cabinet to another wall and have the option to create a built buffet/butler's pantry/china cabinet against most or the entire dining room wall that backs to the kitchen.

https://missmustardseed.com/butlers-pantry-plans/

too much $$. I bet you could spend a lot less making an awesome yard elsewhere...

Wow where is this? It looks like palm springs where we spend our winters...

it's not a layout for that open into kitchen....we have very similar homes in our community built in 2014-2018.
What will you get if you opened the wall? One long kitchen starting in long/narrow entry?
You would want to open it into the sitting area but not into a hall.
I understand its inconvenient to go with the dishes around that wall. But it is what its!

Would be way too expensive to reconstruct it!

Beautiful oasis outside!