Area at top converts to hot tub, it normally waterfalls out the front but in hot tub mode the water level drops and hot water jets in. It's all automated. South Florida construction. Pools around 24x16. 3 feet at the edges 5 feet in the center
What would this cost to build?
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Area at top converts to hot tub, it normally waterfalls out the front but in hot tub mode the water level drops and hot water jets in. It's all automated. South Florida construction. Pools around 24x16. 3 feet at the edges 5 feet in the center
Corleone
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In so cal, if you did it as owner build I think this would be reasonable, and this is just very rough estimates. I recently finished an OB build, some would probably be cheaper, some might be more.
Heater, pump, filter, panel, swg, lights, misc - maybe 5k (really depends on what you choose)
The plumbing and gas would run 3-4k
Electric 1k
Steel approx 1500
Shotcrete approx 5k
tile 2k (although looks like a double waterline? so maybe double it)
Coping 3k (and double it, for that style above) *note, I realize travertine is cheaper in your neck of the woods, so I'm just ball parking the price on that, I could be off.
Looks like pebbletec plaster - approx 5k
Deck - I'm guessing maybe 6 per ft if you can find someone reasonable. Travertine is pretty cheap (comparatively speaking), in So FL. I paid 3.50 per ft and about 2.50 for install for 1300 sq ft, I bet you can find it for a decent price without a ton of trouble since it's so common in your region.
Heater, pump, filter, panel, swg, lights, misc - maybe 5k (really depends on what you choose)
The plumbing and gas would run 3-4k
Electric 1k
Steel approx 1500
Shotcrete approx 5k
tile 2k (although looks like a double waterline? so maybe double it)
Coping 3k (and double it, for that style above) *note, I realize travertine is cheaper in your neck of the woods, so I'm just ball parking the price on that, I could be off.
Looks like pebbletec plaster - approx 5k
Deck - I'm guessing maybe 6 per ft if you can find someone reasonable. Travertine is pretty cheap (comparatively speaking), in So FL. I paid 3.50 per ft and about 2.50 for install for 1300 sq ft, I bet you can find it for a decent price without a ton of trouble since it's so common in your region.
Thanks for the numbers, I'm thinking more of a "hey I want this, build it for me" though. $50k cover it?
Corleone
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Depends on the deck size. If you go double coping and double waterline tile, pebbletec, with a decent size amount of travertine for the deck, I don't see it for 50k from a poolbuilder, but I have no experience in your region, hopefully someone chimes in.
Deck is 60x40., area where towels is measures another 20x20, yeah I'm not seeing $50k either lol maybe $100k?
If that is pavers around it and there is 2800 sq ft of them, just the pavers would cost around 40k here..... I say no way for 50k.
Why not contact a builder instead of use wildly guessing 
I mean unless you are going to run a contest and reward the person with the closest guess
I mean unless you are going to run a contest and reward the person with the closest guess
Well it's 2800 sq ft minus the pool area not that 400 sq feet helps that much in the grand scheme
Because I'm just curious. We're staying here on vacation and this is my dream pool...just wondering
There is just too much variation form region to region to give you a fair comparison cost, in some areas that may be a $50,000 pool in others it may be $130,000. My guess and that is all it is would be in the $75,000 range for south Florida