We don't always talk about multi-million dollar mansions for sale here at The Dink, but when we do, you better believe they have a banging pickleball court worth drooling over.

That's precisely the case with the two Florida mansions that recently hit the market.

Now go buy that lottery ticket.

516 Mola Avenue, Fort Lauderdale

This six-bedroom mansion along the New River in Fort Lauderdale could be yours for a cool $49.9 million.

516 Mola Avenue in Photos

A riverfront mansion at 516 Mola Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, lists with six bedrooms and a swimming pool for $50 million.

Robb ReportDemetrius Simms

It takes a bit to get down to the multi-use basketball and pickleball court, which looks pristine and fresh surrounded by greenery.

Key Biscayne Mansion

If almost $50 million is too rich for your blood, consider this $37.5M home with a rooftop pickleball court instead (pictured above).

Key Biscayne Mansion with Rooftop Pickleball Court Listed for $37.5M

Attention all pickleball addicts: this is the house for you...if you have $37.5 million to burn.

Miami New TimesNaomi Feinstein

It offers six bedrooms and seven-and-a-half baths on Biscayne Bay. The 7,000-square-foot home has 120 feet of waterfront and views of the Miami downtown skyline.

Of course, the pièce de résistance has a double-level pool, private dock, and a pickleball court on the roof.

Just maybe practice those Ernes somewhere else.

Mass. Homeowner Can’t Sell House Because of Pickleball Noise

Despite its prime location just minutes from the beach, a Massachusetts resident’s home has lingered on the market, hindered by the persistent noise of nearby pickleball courts.

The Dink PickleballJason Flamm