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A building permit is often a reasonable guide for building cost. But the pool has associated pumps and equipment that can be depreciated separately (and more quickly than the pool). It's your estimate of their second hand value. You won't much of any help on the internet for that. 2.5%...

You know what the pool cost, so that's good. And tax payers can value Assets themselves e.g. carpet, stove etc (they need a written-down value. In this case, think of their second hand value.) The 10 year old extension/renovation will be the problem. You can't have a stab at that. But if it...