make a path to back yard using maybe crushed gravel. Then place a unique used window or door where you want it to connect to a fence or don't build a fence at all & mount the window or door as stand-alone divider from front & back yard.

Possible suggestions if sticking to same floor plan and hands firmly glued to the budget Leave the stove where it is. Down the side of the stove securely attach slimline fireproof panelling to the height of the oven's back control panel and the depth of the oven. Floor to ceiling if you prefer then if you wanted to you could change out the door itself, that is put the door handle to the right of the door so it swings back flush with the fireproof panelling. Put the dishwasher under the stainless steel bench top left of the sink. Take all the cabinetry out where the dishwasher is currently housed place the fridge in the centre of that wall building functional cabinetry around it. Get rid of the cupboard at the end of the stainless steel bench replace it with a wheeled butchers block the same width and depth of bench also have hinged sides so you can get extra useable bench top surfacing. You could then wheel it around include brakes on it of course so little hands don't go racing around with it.

I have a 1970s townhouse that we are wanting to modernise - especially our front entrance. We are trying to decide what to replace our front window which is yellow old fashioned glass with. We have a private front garden so no one can see in from the road however not sure if we should still have some privacy glass given it’s beside our front door. Our options are an obscure glass such as cathedral design or to put clear glass in and do an interior window covering such as a blind if we find we do want some privacy at a later date. Just not sure what would look best from the outside. Any suggestions would be welcomed!

Thinking something maybe like this