Tennis Court Enhances the Resale Value of a Property
Have you succeeded to restore your clamor from under the stairs or are you a steady player? You might even have a tennis court or at least yearn after one.
Jackson Stops and Staff’s Director of Sales Tim Firth stated that when you have the area for a tennis field they are worth considering.
“In the exclusive estates of Weybridge, Esher, Cobham and Oxshott in specific, tennis courts are in high demand and are particularly attractive to families with children who have lessons and want to hone their skills further,” he added.
A properly maintained tennis court will enhance the value of your property to up to £50,000
Strutt & Parker Chalfont St Giles Head Simon Coleman approves that having a tennis court in your home adds “salability” on the other hand he also stated that: “If you want to add a tennis court to your home, I would suggest doing it because you actually want it for the family to enjoy, rather than any kind of capital returns.”
He also stresses the necessity to think attentively regarding of what kind of tennis court to setup. According to him “Grass courts are to be avoided as they’re very high maintenance. Artificial grass is a great option, although there are many different types of this to choose from.”
Tennis Court Installation
Those who are intense players are likely to keep away from clay as it could get relatively messy. However Tarmac is ideal for casual gamers and it is also easy to maintenance that is why it is common in different country homes.
You also have to install it in the appropriate site: “If the court is in the shade or surrounded by tall trees, the lack of sunlight will create moss that can make the surface deteriorate,” he advises.
“Open area is the best place to install your court, away from your house and sunny on all sides if possible.”
If that thing annoys you, then why not buy a home that has already a tennis court built? Some big family homes come equipped with tennis court.
Aplens is a property with a self-contained hut in its gardens and a tennis court as well as swimming pool. This is a Grade II listed 5-bedroom period property located near Taunton available for £950,000.
The existing owners of the property have leased out the 2 bedroom hut as a holiday contract and the main home is Georgian however dates back to the sixteenth century. Maybe you do not want the bother of keeping a tennis court however would want to reside near some? Then consider Wimbledon.
