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Ian Tyndall
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  • Glen Allen, VA
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Tennis Court for STR

Ian Tyndall
  • Investor
  • Glen Allen, VA
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I am buying a property that has a regulation Tennis Court on it 120'x60'. I thought that this would be a great feature in my STR. It is a older Court and needs some cracks repaired and a new net.

The cost surprised me: $22k to bring it back up to USTA regulations. I would consider a dura tile overlay but that is even more expensive. 

I might just power wash it and fill the cracks and not do the full treatment to get it to professional standards. Pickle ball seems to be more popular around here anyhow. I might look to modify the court in the future to become a dual pickle ball and basketball court as that might appeal to more families. Any thoughts on how to maximize the space?

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