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Put a low deck over the dirt and make a nice sitting area with a fire pit and a bbq.
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Honestly clover is super nice and does well in shade. Consider doing that instead of artificial turf? Pretty easy to DIY and save yourself some $$$
Whether fake grass adds resale value is pretty local dependent.
Agree on the clover. If you get a dwarf variety it is super easy to maintain.
Did you buy it with the nasty dirt pit? Did you negotiate the price / offer less because of it? I think this is a hyperlocal question for your market (even your neighborhood) that you should just ask the realtor you used to buy the place. In my market, any outside space is like a goldmine, so dirt pit wouldn’t scare off most (but bad turf might).
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It depends on the market you’re in. Some markets / buyers will appreciate turf while it will be seen as a detriment in others.
I would consider turf a negative. I just did my yard in a big way, but here's good advice: (1) fixing up your yard beyond the bare minimum cleanup won't add much value to sale, and (2) anything at all unusual is just as likely if not more likely to reduce interest than increase. I think turf falls hard into the latter category; wouldn't do it.