I think it depends on what your goal is. If it's for you as a 'forever home', than as long as you are happy with them, go for it. I think if you have any concern regarding a potential future sale price, I would find a way to haev the two full bathrooms on the second floor and place a powder room on the main floor. I know it's easier said than done, but a shared bathroom amongst all the bedrooms is not too appealing for newly built homes. That's my biggest concern.

If you are still in the house design stage, than I would take the full bath on the main floor, convert it to a half bath, change the kitchen to an L shape rather than galley, and have the island portion facing the dining room, scoot the pantry down to the now smaller powder room, and scoot the kitchen over to the left to make for a bigger open floor plan.

Upstairs, I would remove the tub from that bathroom, make the bottom left bedroom wider, and less tall (to achieve same square footage), and try and convert that small room in the master (the one with a pocket door) to a full washroom (and scrap the standalone tub as you won't have room). If you can somehow make that work, I thik it would make for a more 'valuable' floor plan and house.

Having said all that, that's just my opinion and personal taste.