I'd agree, it seems very high to me.
Do you have the costs broken down in any way at all? That way we can probably point out which items seem expensive.
It's possible the wall is expensive but it just seems way too high to me, especially given that he's only listing basic tile and white plaster.

I'm in Houston and paid $85k for a similar sized pool (with Gunite slide and rock waterfall), upgraded finish to pebble (wet edge), approx 1,350 sqft stamped overlay decking on concrete base, firepit and 3 stacked stone planters. I also had a decent amount of stacked stone on a 12" raised deck portion adjoining the pool.

Here is a link that might be useful: My pool build for comparison

This post was edited by cbink on Fri, Jan 24, 14 at 16:11

I live in South Texas and am having a pool built on multiple levels. By any chance is the company quoting your pool Hamlin or South Texas pools?

Not from South Texas so prices may differ but live in the south. But I just received a quote of a 15x30 rectangle pool with a 6x15 tanning ledge on one end. 102 perimeter if my memory is correct. 3HP Pentair VS pump, 420 filter, cleaner and booster pump and a few other things for $41K. And that's with 1400sq ft allowance for stamped concrete. You can add another 10K for the spa I see in your picture. That leaves you with 90K difference. Hard to believe you have 90K in pool surroundings.