If you do, then this is your new home:
When the owners had their five-bedroom Oyster Bay Cove home custom-built in 1993, they were looking for a fun house and fun is what they got.
The 7,200-square-foot home in the Tall Oaks neighborhood that recently hit the market has a 23-by-18-foot rock-climbing wall in the family room, an entire room devoted to a professional slot-car racing track, and an outdoor, lighted basketball half-court.
Everybody says its like an amusement park here, says owner Brad Berger, who is selling it for $2,168,888.
Berger says the slot-car racing setup is worth about $20,000, and it will stay with the house unless the buyer plans to disassemble it and throw it out. In that case, Berger says he will take it with him. Its sentimental to me, he says.
The rest of the contemporary shines as well, with a 23-foot, floor-to-ceiling windowed entrance, a four-car heated garage, a 2-acre backyard with a deck and surveillance cameras in the house.
Oyster Bay Cove home's surprise: slot-car track
I thought about it, but it's only a four-lane. 
First one then the other. You know witch one first. 
