You'd be better off selling the property to someone that has, or partnering with them where you are the supplier of the lot(s).Go rent the movie, "Money Pit", then get back with me.

A larger, single family house will have a two car garage that can be turned into a game room, adventure room, movie theater and a full size pool.

I got my first job at age 13 at Raging waters in the summer just to help mom out and be able to hit the movies and what not.

As a side note, I wonder how much MONEY Michael Moore has made on his movies?

@Shiva BhaskarHave you ever seen the movie "How High?"

@Christopher Vargas South up on Las Vegas Blvd has a lot of new development with many amenities near by: bus lines, shuttles, grocery stores, newer local casino with bowling, movies, restaurants.

I've seen that movie before. 

My 2023 goal is to partner with someone(s)on a ~500-acre village in Tennessee (willing to consider other states if the land is right) by the water consisting of: A-frames, tiny homes, glamping tents, and treehouses complete with amenities I have come across on my travels: zorbing, zip ling, outdoor movie theater complete with stationary classic cars and space for outsiders to bring their vehicles in to park, above ground shipping container pools with see through plexiglass, lake blob, monthly mini burning mans, pool/sand volleyball, outdoor music venue, drone racecourse, 3d print stations, planetarium, and other ideas to get people to "stop the scroll" and provide the most unique experience imaginable.

I spent some timelooking at this color wise, and the green part, might be original color, but if the trim is in A-1 Shape, a gloss or semi-gloss off white might make the building look bigger, and more energetic vs a movie prop restoration.

A new school has been built in front of my house, new stores are coming in, a movie theater was built near by, and there is interest from Amazon to built more warehouses.