You have to look on what area that has the land for sell. It’s taking about almost a year To break ground and permit . The closer you are to any city the $$ it is. This house is looks in the higher end/ upgrades. Beautiful 🥰. Pool are about 100k and a there’s waiting list due to being really busy. These are what we were told when looking to see what was best for us.
2.5 ACRES FROM $200, IF YOU FIND SOMETHING CHEAPER BEWARE!!! DO A ENVIRONMENTAL SOIL TEST AS CHEAPER LOTS MEANS THERE MAY BE A PROBLEM WITH WETLANDS. BUILDING IN LOTS WITH WETLANDS IS SOMETIME COSTLY.
@@garret930 not really at all. Grante is actually known for being stain resistant. Marble however is prone to stains. Especially if it isnt maintained and sealed. Quartz is an engineered slab that probably is fractions less to make which means larger profit margins which is why it is being pushed and so "trendy". Dont buy it
@@Bward216 Good point about Marble. I read somewhere that Granite can stain too. However, I think people are buying quartz because there is a wider variety of color options since it’s not a rock. Granite has way less colors. Marble of course has the most unique color options but way more expensive
Quartz is the choice of top decorators/designers, and you'll see it almost always in various decorating magazines. If quartz was that much of a problem...it would have fallen out of favor years ago.
Neither can natural stone according to the 70-year-old trade association of the industry, the Natural Stone Institute, which recommends trivit use on all natural stones.
Could be more depending on how far west they are in the Estates. If this house sits just 5 min closer to the beach on the Far south East side of the estates, you’re looking at at least $900k for 2.5 acres, >2000sqft
Why people kept saying that? Not EVERYONE wants a pool, people who ACTUALLY LIVE in Florida knows it’s a pain and money to maintain a pool of chlorine water in your patio: the pool guy visit every week, the change of pump/filter, the heater going wrong, the worrying of kids falling into water, the worrying of myself falling into water. And it’s like a bounce house that you only use for party and stuff, so it doesn’t make sense to have it stay right next to patio being maintained ALL the time. Coming from California, I heard stories about people filling up their pools for more space and less worries and expense. Pool is no longer a “statement” thing like in the 90s, there are other ways to show that you have a good life. if you think the price is too high, simply say that.
Pools increase the cost of a home from 500s to mid 600s-700s real quick. You’re now talking about a much larger lanai, screen cage size increases dramatically, much more tile. Pools in FL don’t sit outside in the back yard like they do up north. >95% are in a lanai to protect against bugs
They are saying out here in Golden Gate Estates where this house in, not even close to downtown Naples, the time frame for a pool is 1 to 2 years. So people are not waiting for that pool, they are moving it and putting in above ground pools. Also the houses out here are already ridiculously overpriced. Golden Gate Estates sucks.
How much was the 2.5 acres land? How much did it cost to build this house? And if adding a swimming pool, how much typically does that run?
*depends* is seriously the answer.
You have to look on what area that has the land for sell. It’s taking about almost a year
To break ground and permit . The closer you are to any city the $$ it is. This house is looks in the higher end/ upgrades. Beautiful 🥰. Pool are about 100k and a there’s waiting list due to being really busy. These are what we were told when looking to see what was best for us.
My buddy owns a pool company that does a lot of work in Naples about 180K on average for a pool…
2.5 ACRES FROM $200, IF YOU FIND SOMETHING CHEAPER BEWARE!!! DO A ENVIRONMENTAL SOIL TEST AS CHEAPER LOTS MEANS THERE MAY BE A PROBLEM WITH WETLANDS. BUILDING IN LOTS WITH WETLANDS IS SOMETIME COSTLY.
@@ugaais RIPOFF, A BUILDERS COCT IS UNDER 25 THOUSAND , WHY YOUR BUDDY CHARGHES SO MUCH? 60K IS A FAIR PRICE FOR AVERAGE POOL.
Most important thing; what is the price?
Thank you for showing us the Building Inspectors, this was very educational. Would love to see more from the Building Inspectors if you can.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful property and the possible concerns.
Glad you enjoyed it
Small thing but you’ve gotta love those pocket doors, not to mention the garage. Crack in the floor is mighty curious.
The biggest danger is the price tag lmao
Ture
the biggest danger is that you have your pants on. LOL.
Beautiful house and city I stay a couple hours away I wish I could go see this house in person.
you'll have a better one
Are those Cole Haan shoes you are wearing? I like them. Cool house. Hope you do a video on the whole process of custom building.
Great video, your videos are making me want to move to Florida :D
Thank you for this!! What builder was this ??
Never go quartz. It can not take the heat of a pan out of the oven or off the stove
However, Granite stains!
@@garret930 not really at all. Grante is actually known for being stain resistant. Marble however is prone to stains. Especially if it isnt maintained and sealed.
Quartz is an engineered slab that probably is fractions less to make which means larger profit margins which is why it is being pushed and so "trendy". Dont buy it
@@Bward216 Good point about Marble. I read somewhere that Granite can stain too. However, I think people are buying quartz because there is a wider variety of color options since it’s not a rock. Granite has way less colors. Marble of course has the most unique color options but way more expensive
Quartz is the choice of top decorators/designers, and you'll see it almost always in various decorating magazines. If quartz was that much of a problem...it would have fallen out of favor years ago.
Neither can natural stone according to the 70-year-old trade association of the industry, the Natural Stone Institute, which recommends trivit use on all natural stones.
$800K ?! That's a way overpriced just a basic house far in the woods of gg estates...
I love quartz, but I wouldn’t call granite dated. It’s a natural stone, so dated doesn’t apply.
very true
I personally prefer granite over quartz.
Dude: "ONly in Florida can you have a palm tree in the middle of your driveway."
CALIFORNIA: "HUH?"
I'm sure there are alot of other places as well. But this Jersey guy is in awe of it. Love Cali vegetation, very nice
Yeah I guess so but you would have a homeless person sleeping under it.
How much is the house?
high 800's
Where in Naples is this and how much is the house?
Golden gate estates and around the high 800's
Can’t even come close to affording a home in that area
YES YOU CAN AFFORD.. I JUST BUILT ONE FOR UNDER 200K. OWNER BUILDER AND PATIENCE IS ALL IT TAKES.
You don't want to live here. It's overrated and crowded.
@@mstyles2667 Comparing to most areas, it's a paradise for most who can afford to live here.
Amazing house in a beautiful city!!!
If they just closed, my guess is that this house went for $675k-$815k
Could be more depending on how far west they are in the Estates. If this house sits just 5 min closer to the beach on the Far south East side of the estates, you’re looking at at least $900k for 2.5 acres, >2000sqft
Nahhh the same houses right now are 549k-749k just look for yourself! Still probably only worth around 450-550k in a normal market.
I live in Naples let's link
That tube he is showing is plastic
you are correct
Golden gate estates
For the price range of this home, this home should have a pool. It is FLORIDA, this home needs a pool . I think this builder should put pools in.
Why people kept saying that? Not EVERYONE wants a pool, people who ACTUALLY LIVE in Florida knows it’s a pain and money to maintain a pool of chlorine water in your patio: the pool guy visit every week, the change of pump/filter, the heater going wrong, the worrying of kids falling into water, the worrying of myself falling into water. And it’s like a bounce house that you only use for party and stuff, so it doesn’t make sense to have it stay right next to patio being maintained ALL the time.
Coming from California, I heard stories about people filling up their pools for more space and less worries and expense. Pool is no longer a “statement” thing like in the 90s, there are other ways to show that you have a good life.
if you think the price is too high, simply say that.
Pools increase the cost of a home from 500s to mid 600s-700s real quick. You’re now talking about a much larger lanai, screen cage size increases dramatically, much more tile. Pools in FL don’t sit outside in the back yard like they do up north. >95% are in a lanai to protect against bugs
American tradition cut cost increase profit
A pool is a hole in the ground you throw money
They are saying out here in Golden Gate Estates where this house in, not even close to downtown Naples, the time frame for a pool is 1 to 2 years. So people are not waiting for that pool, they are moving it and putting in above ground pools. Also the houses out here are already ridiculously overpriced. Golden Gate Estates sucks.
audio is horrible, echo everywhere
Who’s the builder?
that's what empty walls give you. echo!😀
Are you sure you are not Derek Jeter ?
ha, ha. Yea, I'm pretty sure. :)
yes, I remember him from Yankee Stadium..lol
House costs too much…. I can buy a house in another area of the country for less money it will appreciate faster in 10 years
You walk right into the front door into the counter top lol ..horrible design
I never noticed that but your right, it needs more of a foyer
House tour was lame, nothing special 🤷🏼♂️
I agree, I need to step up my game
@@CultureEstate Very intuitive and educational. don't let them put you down!.😢