Golden Oak is a 980-acre development that consists of approximately 300 single-family homes spread across eight neighborhoods.

The listed mansion, which sits on less than an acre of land, overlooks a pond and has only one neighbor. This is the first time it has been on the market since it was constructed in 2019, listing records show.

The owners of the house declined Insider's request for comment.

Chris Christensen and Julie Christensen from Premier Sotheby's International Realty hold the listing.

"The home is located on Disney property so it is very close to all of the theme parks," Chris told Insider. "It's approximately 5 miles from the front entrance to Disney or 10 miles by car."

Golden Oak home sales in the last year have ranged from $3.5 million to $11.85 million, Chris said. "As the community completely sold out last year, prices have increased dramatically," he added.

In 2019, home prices started from $2 million, Florida Today reported, citing Paige Pierce, a vice president at Disney Resort Real Estate Development. All residents are required to be members of a private club, known as the Golden Oak Club, which costs $19,000 per year.

As part of their membership, residents get perks such as tickets to the theme parks and free shuttle services.

The houses are designed by Walt Disney Imagineering, while the community is owned and operated by a Disney subsidiary known as Golden Oak Realty, per Inside the Magic, an entertainment news site dedicated to all things Disney.

Other Disney-themed touches, such as hidden Mickeys, can be found throughout the house, Chris said.

"The ideal buyer is obviously someone who loves Disney like most of the people in the neighborhood," Chris said. "And also, anyone who wants to live in an amazing, very secure Central Florida neighborhood."