on integrated amps, Rotel, Yamaha and Marantz/Denon make good models, nothing really special, but decent build with decent specs and measurements and no real issues. Marantz sound is slightly coloured (so listen before buy to see if it fits you) but in a good way.
For seperates, there are not that many arround that does not cost a fortune and measure good (at least in class AB) but i saw the Shiit Vidar measures relative good and has enough power and is not that expensive (650€). The Outlaw 2220 is another option, but here in Europe a lot more expensive (you need 2) and more power than you may need (not bad, but more expensive). The Freya S preamp is good, better than the tube version of it (altough i love tubes, but it's not well done on the tube version). Shiit was overhyped in the beginning but got burned on this site and learned from it so now they became good, so relative safe to buy now.
Wit your wishes and preference, i would probally go for a Freya S and a Vidar and keep the remaining money to get a good digital rig next to your turntable system. I'm also a vinyl lover (and got tons of records), but this day a good digital rig is as important, also because a lot of music is not on vinyl released or only in a bad pressing and all other media is digital (even radio now) so a good dac (like a topping) is needed. I got myself a cambridge dacmagic (before topping was arround, so long ago) and it let me listen to digital music a lot more without feeling i'm missing something.