Movie theaters are starting to decline around the world, while the price of projectors and home theater equipment is becoming more affordable, making it easier than ever to recreate the movie theater at home. However, this Star Wars-themed home theater looks like it could be part of Disney.
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Sotheby 's International Realty has a listing for a Florida mansion with amenities that include seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a custom Swarovski crystal chandelier, a resort-caliber pool with a waterfall and slide, and four garages with electric lifts in three of them, for car maintenance or simply doubling their capacity.
But this home isn't just any Florida resort. It was built in 2019 in the Carolwood neighborhood of Golden Oak. It's a luxury community that's actually located within the Walt Disney World and was designed by Walt Disney Imagineering.
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This explains why all the amenities inside the house include Disney-themed stained glass around the courtyard overlooking the mansion's pool, a perfect replica of the marble fireplace built inside the exclusive apartment above Cinderella's castle in the park, and a home theater that makes you feel like you're in the galaxy.
While not a perfect replica of the Millennium Falcon, this theater combines a giant screen with plush leather seats, random computer, simulated stars from the front window, and illuminated panels on the walls providing a glimpse of the battle against the second Death Star.
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There's also a bar and kitchenette in the back of the theater, and what looks like a large collection of Star Wars toys and memorabilia. This is definitely a coveted oasis for any Star Wars fan. And in case you were wondering, Golden Oak residents get special hourly access to the park, as well as perks like private shuttles . However, you'll have to be able to pay the $25,000 annual homeowners' association fee to get that privilege!
