Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 5月15日 03時03分

Welcome to Golden Oak, the only residential community located on any of Walt Disney Co.’s resort properties. Over the past decade, the Orlando, Fla., neighborhood has become a mecca for Disneyphiles, with home prices ranging from the low millions to $19 million.⁠
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Developed by Disney in partnership with a selection of local builders, Golden Oak was named after a Disney-owned ranch in Santa Clarita, Calif. The community is so close to Walt Disney World’s four theme parks that residents can be at Epcot in about five minutes, and some can see the nightly fireworks at Magic Kingdom park from their homes.⁠
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Disney handles Golden Oak’s day-to-day operations, and residents get perks such as private bus transportation to the parks and early access to new rides. Disney animators, actors and other personalities hold seminars at Golden Oak’s on-site clubhouse.⁠
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When it comes to decorating their homes, many Golden Oak residents embrace the Disney aesthetic. “My home is very, very, very Disney,” homeowner Janis Scaramucci said, “because I’ve collected Disney art and objects for over 30 years.”⁠
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Matt McKee, a local real-estate agent with Compass, said Golden Oak real estate is akin to other markets with extremely limited inventory, such as blufftop mansions in Malibu, Calif., or slopeside homes in Aspen, Colo. When he listed a Golden Oak house for $10 million last year, he had 50 showings and sold it for close to the asking price, he said.⁠
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What’s behind Golden Oak’s appeal? “I don’t want to say it’s like delayed adulthood,” McKee said, “but it’s like another version of the fountain of youth.”⁠
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