Since you asked, for one way or the other: Not a single thing about it. Otherwise I would have not commented.

Taste specific, for jocks.

Yes, boring. Yes, needs landscaping.

The only thing I like about it is the basketball court and strength/conditioning equipment, haha. Our kids ALL play basketball to a very, very high level, and court space is in short supply in San Diego area. To be able to get shots up at home (esp during the pandemic!!) would've changed a lot of things for our family. Sadly, I know no one personally who has a home indoor basketball court. *sniff*

Were there photos of the rest of the house, haha, I wouldn't have even noticed. My kids would've loved the purple, too. Well, 3 of the 4 of them are Lakers fans anyway.

I like some of the things but not how they are executed.

I like the wall of desks for example. You got kids and extra space? You want to keep their computing and homeworking (and perhaps distance learning) at hand? Yes you do. But built in attached chairs? Is this designed for growing kids or the Roomba?

I like a huge garage. Six cars? great! Where does my camper go? The doors are too low.

Landscaping? The place is still new. I'm going to give then the benefit of the doubt and assume they're letting nature creep in. Besides, they never have to go outside anyway, do they?

It looks way too noisy to me. Some of the spaces i would prefer to see as rooms, not connected spaces.

Yes, maybe it’s still new enough to not have landscaping but there is not even any attempt. Except that green plastic escape slide to get down from the driveway to the lower level. Ha!

I find it unappealing overall, but love to play basketball so would take the gym. :)

They didn't care for yard work--that's not that uncommon these days. There's a lot of hard surfaces, makes me think they are germaphobes. It's a very masculine space, nothing feminine so not somewhere I would feel 'at home'. Looks like it was built during COVID so they could never leave home to indulge all their interests. At first I wondered if they had a lot of robotic vacuums, nothing on the floor to go around....

Well, I missed the slide. That's pretty nice. And I like the bathroom wallpaper except I'd prefer a different colorway. Gray is bad. That home must be depressing in the winter.

I did have to laugh at it being Roomba friendly, @Fori. There are a few things that I like. I am a fan of the exercise equipment being in the main part of the home. I can see hopping on the treadmill while doing things in the kitchen or supervising the kids doing homework at the computer stations.

Basketball courts are a big thing around here but they are usually in a separate "entertainment" barn where Mom has no idea what is going on. It is handy for team practices though. The way this one was attached to the house was convenient for keeping an eye on kids or providing a big play space for big wheels, etc.

I will sometimes like some really weird and ugly houses but considering that there is actually a lot of stuff and amenities going on, I just find it so boring I didn't even want to look at the pictures. I don't think you could Do anything interesting to it because it is so big, generic and boring.

Blah, nothing about it appeals to me.

The notable things are the size/scale of the house and the basketball court. Beyond that it's a big drywall box with a lot of not special details that look like they could have been ordered from one big box store or another and various other online retailers for furnishings. No soul.

The decor, architecture and color are all very sad and depressing to my eyes.

A middle brow corporate meeting center.

I like the gym and sports court and the garage space. The rest of the house is in a color scheme I'm not fond of as well as I don't like all the weird angles. I appreciate the no-landscaping part though.

We have plenty homes around here with detached basketball gyms-which I prefer aesthetically. I don't like the look of the numerous garage doors attached to the house-wouldn't even have to look inside as that turns me off enough in itself.

mtn...very astute! The owner, now divorced, uses the house to hold morning meetings of about 9 people. They get together each morning to discuss patients and the course to take.

Something seems to be missing -- PT is not that profitable usually.

They could be affiliated with some professional sports team or something like that.

It's like anything, the typical real estate agent salary nationwide is in the $70Ks, but there are several agents here who make millions yearly.

^^^exactly, palimpsest.

I'm not sure what a stager could do to improve it....?

It's all about the volume. The same thing happens in the Building a Home Forum all the time. Everything poured into making things as big as possible. 9 foot ceilings for a first floor are now "too low" they are 10 or 12 --or 20. It's all big boxes, and then costs need to be cut with finishes mostly everywhere except the kitchen which gets countertops that cost in the lower 5 figures. And forget about window treatments or furniture. Those things can't be tacked onto the mortgage so the furniture is minimal for years and often as cheap as can be obtained in most of the rooms. And "I have forty windows so I need the least expensive window treatments I can find".

Sending to DD. This would be her idea of nirvana! It would be like living in a gym. She had climbing rings hung from the ceiling of the playroom. A rock wall would not surprise me.

mtn...The Olympic Training Center has roots here, in Colorado Springs. PT is a big business.

Maybe an Olympic athlete will have fallen in love with the area....and wants a home here.

I wondered why such a custom new house would be on the market so soon, but nic says the owner is divorced, so that’s that.

The staging is awful. Don’t really need the extreme close-up of the guy’s wrinkled khaki shorts hanging in the closet, and his robe on a hook. At least swap it out for a nice fluffy hotel robe!

In the kitchen, that birds-on-a-wire island. If it were me and my brothers as kids, we’d be passing the salt at dinner like the barkeep in an old Western saloon, sending it sliding down the length of the island! As kids? Heck, maybe even still. And why, with a lovely view out the window, do the diners face the stove and sink?

I have seen houses with an indoor basketball court, and if you aren’t picky about the floor, they come in handy on a rainy day, for riding Little Tykes, bouncing balls, jumping rope, and just running around.

The whole house is just too custom.

A whole house full of "the latest stuff" and I'm only envious of the heated towel bar on the wall. My house was supposed to have one, but I put one on the floor, that plugs in. 😂

The house is completely devoid of character and the setting is ugly scrubland. This was someone’s idea of a luxury home.

@Kswl...uh no. It's a wooded pine forest. Lots of purple & yellow wild flowers. Gated. Amongst other luxury homes. There are "many" beautiful estates surrounding it. Many architects vying to build in this area. There are two ponds, lake sized, stocked with trout & an equestrian area.

Yes....I think it's an odd, man-cave house and he should have landscaped it! I wish the owner luck selling it....

I was trying to think how to describe my impression of the house and I think @nicole___ just nailed it: "man-cave house". I love a good gym and playing basketball and appreciate a big garage. But it seems like all of the things that my husband would want (ridiculous amount of garage space, etc) are the star and everything else just seems so unappealing. I like gray in general, but I feel like it's most successful when paired with something with more life (stained not gray wood, crisp whites, plants, leather. colorful art or upholstery, etc). This house just seems like someone opened the gray section in a builders material catalog and just pointed to everything. I also hate the hanging stools and chairs. Those would drive me crazy. I like the surrounding woods but the complete lack of landscaping around the house seems like a huge miss.

The difference between this and the house on Delancey is that it would be very hard to turn this into a great house because it's just a huge bland nothing construction wise and the Delancey house has good architecture underneath the weirdness.

If the price is right, I can make it a home sweet home. It’s a fun house. Love the 6 car garages, and all the space. I could open an after school program for the little kids in the neighborhood. it will find its next owner no matter what. It would make a great multigenerational home, a perfect family compound.