Wall tiling EVERYWHERE - nightmare to fix?

[superduperbuper]

Found a home which ticks a lot of our boxes but has loads of tiled walls. Bedroom, dining room, living room, kitchen, stairs and landing from what I can see. Am I correct in thinking these would be a nightmare to remove and replace with normal plaster?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/91044966

My DM couldn’t be arsed to redo it all plus it cost money. The original owner was a builder.

I once rented a house in Australia with those white tiles in the vast hallway, dining space and kitchen. It was a fucking nightmare to clean.
Just way too many tiles full stop in that house, rather bare and quite ugly. And as for the stairs... is that rope handrail even legal?

I'm trying to imagine how noisy it is.

It is likely that the floor tiles in the bathroom are a non-slip version.

I think it is a lovely house. They have just used tiles as a single feature wall in a few of the rooms. The only one I probably couldn't live with is the dark charcoal in one of the bedrooms.
There is no such thing as the perfect house...

It's the perfect downstairs for a robot hoover and mop.

It's the floor tiles downstairs and upstairs that I'd be pricing up to replace entirely. Which is probably more expensive to pull up and replace than the wall tiles. Shiny floor tiles are awful to clean and tiles upstairs are pretty clinical. Oh and the bath steps look lethal, even if non-slip tiles.

I think the wall tiles look great 😍