I have a teak round table and six chairs and two captain chairs and although they are more maintaince than most patio sets I love them. Every spring I power wash, sand and then teak oil them and they look brand new til August when they turn greyish again. I love the grey look but my DH likes them golden. I think teak is for patina lovers. I also own etched marble in my kitchen and eat on and live with antiques that are marred. I picked teak for it felt right with my 1920s era home.
Also my 60" set fits fine on a 10x10 patio so I think rounds fit better in small areas.
This is my table last year and it has been outside all year long for four years when the pic was shot

these chairs were 5years old when the photo was taken

Hi Roarah,
Thanks so much for the response. That looks very similar to the set I am looking at which he says is 3 years old. What do you think of the 800 price? He was initially asking 1000. We live by the coast and, quite frankly, it is a rare day that we can eat a meal outside. I do like to have that option though. Mostly we sit outside to visit with the heater on! Do you think the dining chairs would be comfortable enough for that? We are coming from swivel rockers with cushions. Our patio area is 10 by 10 as well but the surrounding area is not as spacious and beautiful as yours. Wow!! Hope you check my post again. Thank you so much.

I paid 1000 new at bj's and they may still carry them... So I would offer lower and settle inbetween:)

We have teak furniture, and some of it is over 20 years old. No stain, just natural and oiled. We just power wash and sand as needed. I think it is worth the money, it's indestructable.