House with a swimming pool

So depending on your budget, it makes better financial sense to opt for a pool with a 10-metre long swimming lane, rather than a 30 m2 pool.

Indoor or outdoor ?

Swimming pools require maintenance and therefore time and money, but they are also a definite asset. By providing a relaxation and wellness facility, they are refreshing during the hot months of summer and are always there to be enjoyed by every family member.

Depending on the climate of the area in which you wish to buy, it could be better to opt for an indoor pool than the outdoor alternative. Sheltered from the weather, you’ll then be able to enjoy your pool all year round, even when it rains or hails. Another major benefit of an indoor pool is that it’s protected against environmental aggression, and therefore easier to maintain (provided the space it occupies is well ventilated to avoid humidity-related issues). And you can forget all the effort involved in preparing an outdoor pool for winter and constantly cleaning out the dead leaves that inevitably block the filters.