I don't understand the intent for use of the spaces. The kitchen turns its back on what I assume is the dining room (the chandelier). The fireplace seems to be in a living area. There must be a terrible view out the windows in the dining area. That arch and the crazy ceiling planes are a train wreck. If you post floor plans showing how this all relates to the rest of the house, you might get some responses.

Also post under "Remodeling".

It looks to me like a rather large house that because of the lack of acoustic separation is going to live small. Taking down walls is just going to make that worse.

This appears to have already been muddled with so for me if you love the amount of space and have the $$$$$$$ to make it work do it but I never like kitchens open to LRs . Drs yes but we would need a very detsiled to scale floor plan to even begin to advise .

I'm not seeing where you can take down any walls. You need to have something left to hold up the roof.

Goofy dogleg counter in the kitchen. Cooker on a skinny island--not good. No vent hood/ exhaust. Refrigerator smack against a wall--can the refrig door open past 90 degrees?

Arch doesn't relate to anything--crazy ceiling.

Are these even real photos? Looks like AI renderings to me.

" Are these even real photos? Looks like AI renderings to me. "

My thoughts exactly. Very computer generated like, definitely not realistic.

Unfortunately, they are real photos of a real house. We walked through it! Thanks for your input. I think we are going to pass on this one 😖