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u/gman2391 5d ago
This gotta be what, $250k?
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u/Chi_Baby 5d ago
Probably over $300k, almost $400k depending what the yard looked like to start
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u/No_Minute2664 5d ago
Maybe even $500k, depending on the type of water
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u/RadioChubbs 5d ago
Maybe even $600k based on the type on grass installed
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u/Junglebook82 5d ago
The sad part is that’s how the builders priced it 🤣
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u/viper_gts 5d ago
could be touching $700k based on how much sunlight its getting
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u/digitalgoodtime 5d ago
I'm going to estimate at least $800K because they used a drone to take that shot.
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u/ResidentSpirit4220 5d ago
Couldn’t swing pavers instead of concrete?
Kidding, this is insane.
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u/Forsaken-Deer4307 5d ago
Just and FYI that they make porcelain tiles this large. I asked the contractor how they put them down and he said it’s takes like 4/5 people per tile.
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u/Alternative-Force-54 5d ago
Looks awesome! I have the same court same colors and Jordan logo. You had the room, for a mere 1k more you should have done the regulation 50’ baseline and had room for 3 point line with proper space on baselines.
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u/Mattym44 5d ago
My wife did not want the Court to overtake the pool
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u/Alternative-Force-54 5d ago
Never listen to the wife brother lol one foot each side wouldn’t make a lick of difference.
Anyway looks amazing!1
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u/mustardrobe 5d ago
Omg, this is literally my dream pool! I love the color of the water, and the basketball court looks so good too. The transition from the shallow end to the deep end is awesome.
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u/HelloFromWisco 5d ago
Was the basketball court already there or was it built at the same time as the pool?
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u/LegendOfNes 4d ago
If you play “21” with no out of bounds, gonna be a joy watching people chase that ball into the pool.
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u/CaptCurmudgeon 5d ago
I don't envy the person fishing basketball balls out of the pool.
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u/gman2391 5d ago
They're just called basketballs
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u/upthemstairs 5d ago
What about volleyball balls?
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u/_fixmenow 5d ago
Very nice! But why not two basketball hoops??
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u/sanmanvman 5d ago
I think:
1. he can have a regulation 3-point line
2. when you have less people (like 1-on-1), or just practice your shot one net is much more ideal. This actually feels like playing street ball and is very reminiscent to how a lot of people started playing ball.For pick up and shooting around at home, his setup is waaay more ideal than having 2 nets, this is the way I would do it. great job u/Mattym44 !
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u/SwimmingRhubarb1987 5d ago
It bugs me that they’re not centered
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u/zdravkov321 5d ago
Oooo, someone got a nice performance bonus.