Who designed the rest of this house?

@cpartist It was a team work with my partner. Why do you ask?

Is this an apartment in an apartment building? (because of the arrow and "other unit" on the drawing)

@M Miller Correct. It's one of the units in the apartment building.

Do you need all the bedrooms IMO taking that bedroom next to that space and opening tah wall would be the perfect way to handle this and still have an awesome areas for entertaining.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting I agree, unfortunately we do need to keep 3 BDRs.

Are there existing plumbing lines that affect your choices? Sometimes options in apartments are limited by where the lines are.

@rainyseason No plumbing lines yet, it's a gut out remodel.

I'd choose a modified plan 2. Move the frig to the short wall as an integrated or built-in counter-depth with integrated handles unit. I'd consider an 18" Miele or Bosch dishwasher at the end of the run closest to the frig. Next a 24" sinkbase with a 24" undermount sink with a 21" width interior width dimension. 18" front to back. Plenty of fuctional capacity. Then a 24" 3 drawer base cab. Followed by a 30" slide-in induction range. Bosch has a new model coming with knobs. Then another 24" 3 drawer base cab. Nothing on the island. All Island cabinets 3 drawer units as wide as possible. Additionally, the 10' run would have the cabinets spaced out from the back wall to accommodate a 30" deep counter. The added work zone depth will be the most valuable space in the kitchen.

I’d do a one wall kitchen - just make sure the appliance order is refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, stove - and put a table in the nook to the left.

I'd do #1 with an L shaped kitchen (mostly one wall with the small part of the L coming down toward nook), ditch the space hogging island and put a table in the nook area like emilyam819 suggested above.

Have you talked to a professional (AIA Architect who does residential, or Kitchen designers with certifications, such as from NKBA), what did they tell you?

What do the windows look like, and how far off the floor are the windows? Also, one of the floor plans shows two small windows in the corner, but the others do not. Can you clarify? The existence of that small window on the widest wall could change our answers. Also what is the view from the windows and which direction do they face? I’m leaning towards option 1 so you’re not staring at the kitchen when you first enter the home, but I would make the island as shallow as possible and perhaps without any seating.