The first residents have moved into the recently completed condo tower at the Four Seasons Private Residences in Disney’s exclusive Golden Oak community, occupying some of the swankiest — and priciest — condominiums in the market.
Construction of the tower and 31 units was completed in November. Disney won’t comment about specific sales numbers, but according to public records, the developer has closed 12 sales in the last three weeks for a combined $70.37 million, according to a report in GrowthSpotter. The sales prices range from $5.28 million to $7.4 million. Each buyer also must pay condo assessments totaling between $100,000 and $200,000 annually.
Host Hotels and Resorts bought the Four Seasons Resort Orlando and adjacent land in 2021 for $640 million. The vacant land had previously been approved for timeshares, but the developer rezoned it for condominiums. HHR and Disney jointly announced the expansion of the Four Seasons branded residences in July 2024.
The Luxe Residences condo tower features 31 units and a luxurious lobby with 24-hour concierge and front office assistance. (Courtesy of Disney)
“We are very pleased with sales and sales interest for this new development,” said Page Pierce, Disney’s vice president of real estate development. “There are a limited number of units still available.”
At least two of those units are listed for sale. One is a penthouse residence, a four-bedroom and four-bathroom unit listed for $10.25 million.
It spans 7,015 square feet and is the Skyline floor plan across two levels with a grand staircase connecting the two.
The 2-story penthouse features a spacious primary suite. It’s available for $10.25 million. (Courtesy of Disney)
The penthouse overlooks the five-star Four Seasons Orlando Resort, with ample space for entertaining. (Courtesy of Disney)
Another unit is 3,715 square feet and is listed for $5.628 million. There are three bedrooms and three full bathrooms in the Aria Luxe Residence floor plan, the smallest of the six floorplans available in the tower.
The listings say both units have natural tones throughout with lots of windows and open spaces. Gourmet kitchens with high-end appliances are part of the “modern-transitional design.”
Nine boutique homes at Florian Park are part of the development, and the project’s website says only one is remaining for sale. Those homes are expected to be completed in summer 2026,
The remaining home has the so-called Autumn floor plan with four bedrooms and four full bathrooms in 5,544 square feet, the largest floor plan of the detached residences available, with the others also being over 5,000 square feet.
The boutique homes are offered in four floorplans ranging from 5,207– 5,540 square feet featuring four to five bedrooms. Each home will include its own outdoor living space complete with a covered patio, pool and outdoor kitchen. (Rendering courtesy of Disney Signature Experiences)
Each home has “transitional French-Moderne architecture, graciously appointed interiors and meticulous landscape design” with attached garages, private backyards with a summer kitchen and a heated lounging pool.
As part of Golden Oak, The Four Seasons Private Residences are just a few miles from the Magic Kingdom.
“Residents also will enjoy legendary Disney service and spectacular amenities through membership in the Golden Oak Club,” Pierce said. “Club membership offers access to enriching events, select concierge-style services, a private clubhouse with dining options, fitness center, pool, Walt Disney World Resort theme park transportation services, premier Disney-designed experiences, and more.”
Owners within the Four Seasons Private Residences have a private pool and spa,, and access to all of the hotel’s amenities. (Courtesy of Disney)
But additional amenities set the new development apart from others in Golden Oak.
“What makes these Four Seasons residences special is that care and attention that a dedicated director of residences will ensure that residents and their homes are cared for with the quality and service for which Four Seasons is renowned,” Pierce explained, adding that means 24-hour concierge and front office assistance.
Those people can help with a variety of “core and a la carte services, including menu planning, grocery delivery, dog walking, housekeeping, premium entertainment, and more,” he said.
The Private Residences will have a private pool and spa, and residents will also be able to use Four Seasons Hotel amenities, including the resort’s pools and the fitness center.
GrowthSpotter editor Laura Kinsler contributed to this report.
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