New build with a pool
Private or communal pool is not just a matter of taste: it changes the price, the community fee and the upkeep.
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Private or communal
A private pool is yours: you use it when you like and you maintain it. You pay for it in the price, in water and electricity and in upkeep or whoever does it.
A communal pool is shared: the community fee pays for it, with common hours and rules. For a second home used a few weeks a year, it is often the more convenient option.
Before choosing
Four points worth having in writing.
- Whether the pool is private, communal or both
- How much of the community fee goes on the pool and garden
- Orientation: a pool in the shade in the afternoon gets used less
- Who maintains it when you are away
Where to look
Areas where this type of home is common.
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What people usually ask
Does a private pool raise costs a lot?
It adds water, electricity and maintenance. Ask the developer for the pool volume and installed equipment to estimate it.
Is the communal pool open all year?
It depends on the community rules. Ask for the calendar before buying.
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