If you’re shopping for a pool, one of the key questions you need to ask yourself is what the costs will be. Knowing this will allow you to make informed decisions regarding which type of pool and additional features can be included as well as help create a budget that you can actually stick to.

All pools have an aesthetic, so when buying one it is essential to take into consideration how it will blend in with the overall aesthetic of your yard. This is particularly relevant in Sydney where outdoor living and beach culture play an integral role. A well-designed luxury pool will give your home an unforgettable look that cannot be replicated elsewhere.

An investment in Sydney property pool ownership can increase its resell value over time, as well as enhance both health and well-being by providing a place for exercise and relaxation. Furthermore, having one in your backyard makes for an excellent social gathering spot with family and friends.

Installing a swimming pool takes time. Depending on its size and design, installation could last weeks or months; finding an optimal time and date to complete this project will ensure maximum results and minimize complications. Spring and autumn tend to be ideal times as their mild temperatures make the curing process smoother while being less likely to experience rain delays that delay construction timelines.

Mahon Pool at Maroubra is an iconic swimming spot in Sydney, cut into the intertidal rock platform and framed by steep steps with breathtaking views. Murray Rose Pool in Double Bay provides swimmers with a safe, secure environment – especially breathtaking on hot, sunny summer days when its water appears crystal-clear blue.

Glebe Foreshore Pool has become an extremely divisive project due to internal disagreements, allegations of pork-barrelling and lack of transparency, heritage preservation concerns and health organization criticism. Unfortunately, what should have been an exciting new water feature for our city has instead been reduced to such an embarrassing fiasco, with budget escalations reaching over $100m and opening date being postponed until 2025.