MUST BUY HOUSE

[Anubis]

Sorry, I didnt see any other threads on this, but omg http://www.disneygoldenoak.com/
SOMEONE GIVE me 3 MILLION TO BUY A HOUSE PLEASE!

 

[Valkyrie]

Holy shizz, a development for homes in Florida owned by Disney? That's something I've never heard of before.

 

[AlphaTheEdge]

I KNOW IVE SEEN THIS.

I NEED TO START MAKING MONEY SOMEWAY SOMEHOW

 

[HaleighRose]

This is a thing?! Welp guess I need to get another 4 jobs.

 

[aceastrofan]

I need to win the lottery somehow.

 

[Tariel]

I love how its like "homes start at 1.8 million"

 

[CoralHibiscus]

I've heard about this, and my family keeps saying that's where we'll move when/if we win the lottery.

Currently drooling at all the houses on the website.

 

[Exodus]

The houses look gorgeous. And then I began looking at the floor plans... 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 half-bathrooms? You have got to be kidding me. Why on earth are so many bathrooms necessary? It would've been more clever to have 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 2 half-bathrooms, and use the other two full bathrooms for more spacious closets, larger rooms, or a larger game room. Maybe I'm just picky or expect smart, necessary use of space within million dollar homes.

 

[CoralHibiscus]

@Exodus I agree with you. The number of bathrooms seems excessive, but when hosting large dinner or events out of your home how many bath rooms is too much? I will never understand the need for every member of the family to have their own bathroom. Storage and guest rooms are where it's at for me. I do have to say the architecture and interior design for these homes look amazing, but I always wonder about how practical they are for most families. Then again, if you can afford a million dollar home, how much practicality do you need over luxury?

 

[Jasmine]

I actually found some of the floor plans and bathroom placements odd too. I like the houses, but serious adjustments would need to be made if I were moving into those. Perhaps I'm picky too.

 

[Heyvcool1]

And two have already been sold.... o.O

 

[Bindingkey]

Celebration costs considerably less than this and you can still live near the resort bruh

 

[CoralHibiscus]

I haven't looked that much into Celebration. I always knew it was there, but never actually researched it.

 

[Atlantis]

I saw this development being built, but it is so far from EVERYTHING else in Orlando.

 

[iTony]

3 more has been sold.

 

[Princess_Stitch]

Uhh, guys, Golden Oak opened 3 years ago.

The homes are gorgeous, but they better be custom built. I admit it would be incredible to say "Yeah, I live in a villa in WDW. I LIVE in WDW. Yeah.", but at that price, I wouldn't want to build there. No way.

Celebration costs considerably less than this and you can still live near the resort bruh

...much of it is in foreclosure. ;_;

For the average person, I don't see much point in living in Celebration except for the uncanny desire for the address. There are plenty of nice neighborhoods 10-20 minutes from Disney.

 

[pirateguitarchick]

that'd be super fun! but wouldn't if you lived there you'd kind of get tired of WDW after a while?
i mean, after a while i'd be like...eh what's new?
but those homes are beautiful.

 

[Tariel]

that'd be super fun! but wouldn't if you lived there you'd kind of get tired of WDW after a while?
i mean, after a while i'd be like...eh what's new?
but those homes are beautiful.

I used to have seasons passes to WDW back when i lived in NC and we would go like 5+ times a year and we never got tired of it. If you live there you obviously love Disney a lot. I honestly wouldn't get tired of it. Its not like six flags where its just got rides and thats kinda it its an experience that makes you smile and feel great

 

[LordeByron]

all of them look like,,,,rly elaborate sim houses

 

[maykay]

these are perfect