I'm not a fan of the kitchen layout. HGVC's Kingsland (Phase 1) has a similar floorplan, and the prep space is really awkward. After setting a coffee maker, toaster, wine bottles, paper towel holder, and blender out, you've used up a lot of valuable counter real estate. Everything spills over to the dining table, which is the only workspace available if you need a "desk" for your computer. Nanea's kitchen has more storage (Kingsland doesn't have any cupboards above the sink wall), so I like that. I much prefer WKORV's kitchen, though.
I like the dining table for 6, but hate counter height dining tables. It helps to provide more counter space for the kitchen, I guess, but I still hate the design. Also, the living area seems tight for a 3BR. The total SF for the 3BR is only slightly bigger than a standard WKORV 2BR LO. I wish they had bigger lanais to expand inside/outside living.
The soaking tub in the master bath is there for the "cool factor", but I think it's a total waste of space. Again, Kingsland has a similar setup, and the bath feels like it's in the middle of the room (Kingsland has a curtain where Nanea looks like they have sliding louvered doors). There is little privacy. I'd much rather have more space in the living areas!
One more thing...why did they move the W/D into the bathroom?