54" is a pretty standard size for a cast iron or porcelian claw foot tub and there are a few acrylic out there but I don't know that I have ever seen one in stone resin. Ever. I do hope , and you probably will be forced to to pass inspection, but I hope you are planning on moving that electrical outlet.

You might take a peek at the Hydro Systems website. They even have a 50% off page with great deals if they fit your space and color palette.

What is your PLAN? You're remodeling? What is staying, what is going? You can't just rip a tub from a corner, and not impact flooring and more.

Perhaps add more context to your post, more pictures, all angles and what you hope to accomplish in the remodel. How far or not far do you .plan to go? What is the shower and where is the shower? Do you USE the tub on a regular basis, or its just filling a builder corner ?

Simple replacing THAT tub is not going to take 1990 out of the bath : )

^^^^ I had the same questions that Jan has posted in the above comment. Are you simply removing the corner tub and replacing it OR are you changing the vanity/flooring/redoing the shower/etc.?

The bathroom will still scream 90s unless you do more than replace the corner jetted tub (I gutted a 1996 primary bathroom a couple years ago - no corner tub - but it did have a large jetted tub!)

Thank you. I should have given more details and now it’s all changed, anyway. We’re taking down the wall as you enter the bath and putting the tub on what is now the toilet wall. Then, we’re moving the shower from
Behind the door into where the tub is now. The vanity stays put. The toilet will go behind the door where the shower is now. Because of the redesign, iness sbonr to get a 61 inch free standing tub. It will now look closer to this rendering.