There isn't enough space between the range and sink, and you won't be able to stand at the sink with the DW open. You can put the 30" drawer cab between the sink and DW, but you'll need a return panel for the DW, to support the counter. 3/4" panel plus overhang should put the edge of the counter against the door trim. The kitchen is so small that you can rinse items at the sink then move to the right to finish prep, and still be close enough to the range to pivot and drop prepped ingredients--so space between sink and range isn't as important. However, you might get comments that a corner sink (or any corner appliance) wastes space, and in a small kitchen that space will especially be missed.

I'd use some shallow shelves between the upper to the left and the window, which would work well in a vacation home where guests unfamiliar with cabinet storage locations might be staying.

The other problem I see is that if the fridge opens right-to-left, it might not open fully because it's against the wall, with no filler. Will the handle hit the wall when the fridge is opened 90 degrees? Even if the handle doesn't hit the wall, the door might not open far enough to pull out crisper drawers. Check the specs for that model. While the left-to-right swing would drive me nuts, at least the door will open fully in that orientation. An alternative would be to put the fridge beside the entry and move the range to the left.

DW could go beside the fridge (with a return panel), with a narrow pull-out between it and the sink, but IDK if that would leave enough space for someone to stand at the sink with the DW door open. If it does, you could have a wider drawer base between the sink and range.

Like layout above posted by @mama goose_gw zn6OH

Thank you both. I really like the layout you posted Mama Goose. I worry that the fridge being right by the door will create a "tunnel" effect and make the kitchen seem less open, but even if it does that's better than feeling cramped while trying to use the appliances.

Will you definitely "bake" in your condo? I ask b/c we have a beach cabin that has a very small kitchen—and I needed to fit a washer/dryer. The sink that had been there was a corner, and I disliked it. Yet, I needed some drawers for flatware and utensils. So instead of a range I did a cooktop over base/drawers. Our microwave is a combo convection oven model, so if I need to bake I can (though in the summer rarely do).

We have a beach condo with a similar kitchen. In the current configuration the refrigerator is in a similar position to your plan. Believe me after not being able to open the refrigerator far enough to remove the refrigerator drawers or shelves or maybe icemaker bin without pulling the refrigerator out of its corner to fully open the door, I’ll take the tunnel that you fear. Function is more important than “form”. I can’t wait to move the refrigerator to a position similar to what mama goose proposed. We are going to add a floor or ceiling pantry cabinet with pull out shelves to the corner where your refrigerator is planned.

mama goose’s design will work far better. Besides the fridge door issue, you don’t want everyone traipsing across your small work area every time they grab a cold drink. Keep it accessible from the other rooms and the prepping/cooking isolated.

What's on the other side of the left wall? Is it a room you could steal some space from to recess the fridge?