Well done! You have done not only a great job, but you also added value to your property by introducing the glass fence! I think you should get maybe two or three bold coloured urns with some greenery.

Thanks everyone for your comments so far. Bowmandrum , I definitely agree you need to tick as many boxes as possible for potential buyers. In answer to a few of your questions, we are in Sunny Brisbane, so the weather is not really an issue. However, our dilemma between a pool and spa is the very difficult access, the size of machinery dictates what we can actually accomplish. Hence, from our point of view it very much is a case of asking the question, if we can only manage a spa - will people appreciate it/want it or is it not worth it. Based on feedback with the poll it looks the spa will be worth the investment.

This is just scary, that picture could be our ensuite expect for nib wall. Interestingly we are people who would use it at least twice a month for last 24yrs but we have beautiful country view thru pine forest and vineyard which is very private. So having cuppa an soaking is great for tired old muscles. Having said that in new house we are building its gone. Why is re-sale and maintaining them is a pain if your not using, not to mention water & electricity cost. The simplicity of a free standing is current trend but also think about cleaning around it, as its not as easy as you may think.

Yes,I had a similar sized spa in my current house. You couldn't get more than two people in it. It was too deep for toddlers. It was another thing to keep clean - as the automatic pool sweep doesn't clean it so it has to be done manually. I used it once or twice over five years and ended up getting a plumber to disconnect all the pipework. I converted it into a garden bed with agaves who love it! Go big now or you will hate it for ever (unless you fill it with soil and agaves). Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls